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Travis Buck
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advice for tax preparer?

Travis Buck
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Anyone in the San Antonio area ever used Sherwood Tax Solutions?  I had a good conversation with an EA there. any help would be great. Thank you all.

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Basit Siddiqi
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Basit Siddiqi
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@Travis Buck

I likely wouldn't get legal advice from an EA or CPA. 

From my interpretation a single member LLC(if operated 100% like a business) should afford you the same asset protection rights as an S-corp.

S-corp is also a "pass-through" entity...so his counter argument should be null there.

If someone is going to go sue you - they don't look whether or not you filed a tax return.

Again - i'm a CPA so I wouldn't take legal advice from me.
You should get back to the EA if he knows personally anyone who was sued personally for an act that his/her LLC did

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