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Hanah Frickers
  • Lender
  • Collinsville, IL
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Tax implication: Transferring property from on LLC to another LLC

Hanah Frickers
  • Lender
  • Collinsville, IL
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Looking for some insights into tax implication (if at all) of transferring a property from one LLC to another. Some more details:

-Old LLC owns a bunch of properties, has one shareholder.

-New LLC owns nothing yet, and 80% owned by Old LLC shareholder and 20% by an additional shareholder.

-Wish to move the property to New LLC as cleaner and wish to take out loan with the additional shareholder as a part owner.

-Property is in IL, LLCs incorporated in MO but doing business in IL.

I noticed that even with a Quitclaim Deed, in Illinois you need to submit a Illinois Declaration of Value form alongside which is what has raised some questions. 

Any advice and help will be much appreciated! Thank you :)

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