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Checkbook IRA LLC question
Within a Checkbook IRA LLC, Could I loan the LLC money if I treated it as any other loan? Or is this against the prohibited transactions rules?
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An intermediary would be viewed as a "straw man" by the IRS and they would look right through that in the event of an audit. They would still see the connection between you and your IRA, and call that a prohibited transaction.