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Updated 8 months ago on . Most recent reply

FIRPTA doesn't apply to a domestic LLC that has multiple members. True or False?
Hi all,
EU based investor here looking to do flips and buying rental properties.
If we form an LLC with a mix of resident and non-resident members, will FIRPTA apply?
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Yes,
1446 withholding is the primary issue. A domestic partnership that sells real estate generally is not subject to FRPTA.