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- Re: When filling out an 1120S for an LLC with an s corp election, how do I respond to questions about stock ownership (i.e. shares owned)?
When filling out an 1120S for an LLC with an s corp election, how do I respond to questions about stock ownership (i.e. shares owned)?
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03-13-2022
03:39 PM
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George4Tacks
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03-13-2022
04:42 PM
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zero shares = zero ownership, so I guess the S-Corp will have to pay tax on all it's income.
I know this seems simplistic, but ...
Answers are easy. Questions are hard!
sjrcpa
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03-13-2022
05:21 PM
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If they have units use those.
Otherwise make it up.
For a small number of owners I will say there are 100 shares. 50% owners A & B each own 50.
The more I know, the more I don't know.
cls5289-live-co
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03-13-2022
07:09 PM
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Thanks sjrcpa. That is pretty much what I decided to do. I found an article by a cpa firm that said the same kind of thing but I always feel better with a second confirmation!
