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Chris M.
  • Portland, OR
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Changing from LLC to S Corp - How does it affect taxable year?

Chris M.
  • Portland, OR
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Hey guys, so we are changing our LLC to an S Corporation for our business entity type this year. We were likely going to do this in February of this year, 2018. My questions:

1. Does changing from an LLC to S Corp affect 2018's taxes? Will each day of 2018 that we still operate as an LLC be taxed differently than when we change into an S Corp? Unfamiliar with how this works for a taxable year. Guessing the entire year is treated like we were an S Corp the whole time once we change entity types.

2. I know there are more hoops with an S Corp like corporate meetings, reasonable salary etc... but is there anything you guys can warn me about with an S Corp that we should be prepared for? We are operating in the state of Oregon.

3. Any other advice you guys have on changing from LLC to S Corp would be a huge help.

Thanks all and happy new year.

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