Introduction to S Corporations & LLC's - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2015
- Part 1- Lecture Content
S corporations and Limited Liability Companies (LLC) are common entity choices for small business owners. S corporation shareholders and LLC members often benefit from certain tax advantages that are available to them. At the same time failure to correctly adhere to tax laws affecting these entity types can result in erroneous tax return filings that can result in significant IRS penalties.
Introduction to S Corporations and LLCs is a two-part series which provides tax professionals with an in-depth look at the rules for preparing Forms 1120S and 1065.
* Part 1 focuses on entity classification choices and provides instructions for the completion of Form 1065, US Return of Partnership Income.
* Part 2 focuses on the preparation of Form 1120S, US Income Tax Return for an S Corporation.
Topics Covered
* Overview of the different entity types a business may operate as including: sole proprietorship, qualified joint venture, partnership, corporation and S corporation
* Advantages and disadvantages if the different entity types * businesses operate under
* How different business entity types are taxed
* How an unincorporated entity can elect to be taxed as a corporation
* Instructions for completion of Form 8832 Entity Classification Election
* Instructions for late filing relief for Form 8832 Entity Classification Election
* Rules relating to the reporting of income and expenses by a partnership
* Instructions for preparation of Form 1065 U.S. Return of Partnership Income
* Preparation of Form 1065 Schedules K and K-1
* Analysis of net income of a partnership
* Preparation of Schedule L, partnership Balance Sheet per Books
* Schedule M-1, Reconcilliation of Income (Loss) per Books with Income (Loss) per Return
* Schedule M-2, Analysis of Partner's Capital Accounts
* Form 1125-A, Cost of Good Sold
* Determining partner's adjusted basis in a partnership
* Reporting portfolio income of a partnership or S corporation
* Reporting rental income of a partnership or S corporation
* Grouping of activities
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thanks for the information. I would like to stablish a business but choose corporation.but I will only be the only owner share holder?how to I file this one I'm in Illinois and since I'm doing corporation should I submit all ss4-form to irs to elect?whats the benefits?
I am practicing Form 1120s as part of my MBA courses. I noticed that it shows that the corporation owes some taxes to the state and some to the IRS. What do they mean? Will this corp pass through to its shareholders on Sch K-1 after it's been accepted? Also, how do I report that one shareholder has more deductions than others on Sch K-1? This corp will dissolve and how do I report when returning their capital money?
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Hi, is this lecture for enrolled agent exam? can I see full lectures and how can I get the materials? Thanks
Thank you April!
Thanks for this. Studying for the EA exam and your vids are quite helpful. One thing I didn't understand was one of the disadvantages of an LLC. It was said that you pay tax on LLC earnings as distributions even if they weren't distributed and an advantage of a c-corp is that there's no tax if there is no distribution. Why are these advantages/disadvantages? If you elect to incorporate as a c-corp, and you have net earnings, you're still going to pay taxes on those at the corporate level. So, you're going to pay taxes on the income whether it's distributed or not with either entity. In one case, you pay taxes on all income whether it's distributed or not, on the "individual" level, and in the other case, you're paying taxes on income at the "corporate" level whether it's distributed or not. Either way you're paying taxes on the business income.
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Where can I get a copy of this book that you are talking about. Thanks you Margaret Snyder in Texas
Dax LLC.... Owned by Kira and Jadzia? These names seem familiar for some reason. Is there a video about when a partner dies and a new partner is brought in? The new partner’s name could be Ezri maybe.
Lol, all joking aside, great video!
How do I get a copy of the document that is being read? Is there a pdf that can be sent via email?
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