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Lara Stuart
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Help! Trying not to commingle inherited funds within my trust for new LLC doing PML

Lara Stuart
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oakland, CA
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My father passed and his trust became irrevocable. My 2 siblings and I now have separate trusts derived from Dads (we all get a K-1). I want to use some of my inherited funds to start doing some PML and EMD but I don't want it to pass thru on my personal return. I also have my revocable trust, so basically two trusts (separate trust and my revocable trust). I have been diligent about not commingle funds with my husband/household. If I am using inherited funds for a separate LLC (Wyoming) how do I keep any income produced from that venture sole/separate assets?

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    Lara Stuart
    • Rental Property Investor
    • Oakland, CA
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    @Account Closed

    If I don't hold for 12 months or longer, is that active income?  I don't plan to lend longer that 6-9 months.

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