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Patricia Burlaud
  • Orlando, FL
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LLC's Reimbursement to Owner

Patricia Burlaud
  • Orlando, FL
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I had to transfer monies into my rental SP LLC to replace a roof. In my accounting book, I labeled it "Investment by Owner (roof replacement)". Now, each time I can withdraw from this rental surpluses, I generally label it as "Withdraw from Owner". My question is: should I label these withdraws now as "Reimbursement # 1, # 2, ...to Owner (to reimburse for the roof replacement)" up to the value of the roof, or does it not matter? I am just thinking of how would the IRS is expecting to see these withdraws. Can you advise me on this? Thank you!

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