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Mark Hill
  • San Jose, CA
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Question on LLC with partners out of state

Mark Hill
  • San Jose, CA
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Hello,

I recently formed an LLC (in CA) for my rental property investments (just closed on my 1st one). However, I am also going to be partnering with a friend in Colorado. We are planning to form a separate LLC for our partnership deals, but my question is since I since I live in CA, will I still be responsible for the $800 franchise tax fee? How does these out of state partnerships/LLC's get handled at tax time?

Thanks in advance for any comments. 

Mark

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