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Updated 8 months ago, 04/05/2024

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Joshua Davidson
  • Accountant
  • Morgantown, WV
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Payroll question in regard to Disregarded Entity owned by S-Corp Holdco

Joshua Davidson
  • Accountant
  • Morgantown, WV
Posted

I am looking to setup payroll for myself out of my company, call it LLC #1, and LLC #1 is owned by Parent LLC which I am looking into doing an S-Corp Election for. What I am unsure about is if the whole 60-40 rule around payroll deduction vs owner distributions within an S-Corp can still apply in this situation if the filing entity will only be the S-Corp but the payments are made out of LLC #1, the disregarded entity owned wholly by the S-Corp. I am assuming the treatment would be the same as it is a Disregarded Entity, but I would like a second opinion.

I hope this makes sense. Just looking for some clarity as this is not my area of expertise and Google results are less than optimal. Thanks.

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