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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

I own the business and the building (2 LLCs)
Hoping you tax strategists can help me think through this…
I am the owner of a business and the only member in a separate LLC that owns the building.
I am in a position to be able to decide how much rent the business tenant pays in rent.
From an accounting purpose, assuming I could justify that wherever I end up can be considered valid “market” rent, would I be better off paying more in rent and showing less EBITDA on the business, or less rent?