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Bill Hinshaw
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Charitable giving and taxes

Bill Hinshaw
  • Investor
  • Murphy, TX
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I have a flipping business structured as an LLC. We just sold our first flip and made a profit. With respect to taxes and charitable giving, should I give from the LLC or take a distribution from the LLC and give out of personal funds? Is there a difference in tax treatment of either?

Thanks in advance!

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Steven Hamilton II
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Steven Hamilton II
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There is no difference, it will not change your AGI. It will be Carried to Schedule A of your personal return either way. Even if you're taxed as n S-corp, partnership or sole proprietor.

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