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Question about LLC and interstate tax strategy
Can I put multiple properties from different states into one LLC? Or is there a strategy to splitting them up into different LLCs for different states for tax purposes?
I will double check this with an accountant, but off hand does anyone know whether the taxes due in each state are only from income made in that state or are they from the LLC's address state? Or both?
Thank you guys so much in advance for clearing this up!
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Lincoln James I was looking at this just the other day. Taxes are paid where money is made. Remember that and you’re golden.
You can use one llc and hold properties in all 50 states if you wanted to. The money made in each state pays taxes if applicable to that state. Doesn’t matter if it’s owned by another out of state llc or whatever.
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