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single vs multi member LLC
Hey Guys,
I'm debating whether or not to set up the LLC as a single or multi member. I have been reading numerous articles/references on which to choose. Still awaiting my accountants response but he is hard to reach.
If I were to do multi member, it would be my wife and myself.
When it comes time to filing taxes, what would be the advantages/disadvantages?
Would I be able to claim more expenses with multi?
Would I be able to reduce taxable income with multi?
Or would having a multi just make the process difficult since there would be multiple filings?
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@Joe Wood - Pretty simple answers for you.
- Filing taxes - Easy as single member as it is included on your personal return. Multimember requires a 1065 partnership return.
- same expenses
- same income
the reason to have a multi member LLC is if you have multiple partners. If you and your wife both want to lay claim to the property in XX% and XX%, then you need a multi member. If you are the sole partner owning 100%, you are good with a single member.
This was over generalized but it cuts right to the heart of your questions.