@Nicholas Aiola Thanks for having this Forum/Topic to help everyone that has tax question. I have following question
1. We have an NJ LLC let's name it LLC1 that hasn't made profit as of 2017 yet. Then we plan to report loss for the expenses made to all the education, operation cost for Virtual Assistant, Coaching program etc.. LLC1 purchased property for rehab on 2017. But we were able to sell the property and earn some profit on early 2018. Q1: Can we move the loss incurred on 2017 to 2018 and offset it for the tax of profit made to 2018? What's your recommendation on how we declare this profit/loss?
Q2: The out of pocket money that we used to purchase this property on 2017, is that a deductible against the gross profit, just for example: 45K gross profit then and purchase money was 20K out of pocket, rest is HML money so the one to be only taxed is the 25K ?
Q3: Should we file this business tax separate with our personal tax filing? My wife owns LLC1. There is no employee, there was just one partnership LLC2 is owned by LLC1 and me.
Q4: Follow up on Q1.. We structure the business LLC1 + me owns LLC2. LLC2 bought that rehab house. It will be 50/50 profit share. LLC1 has more expenses due to Mentoring, education, VAs, Marketing. LLC2 is just used for rehab. LLC1 is the marketing arm. What's best way to declare tax on these two LLCs? Not sure also if LLC2 will declare the profit since it will be profit shared to LLC1 and me. Don't want to be double taxed on LLC2 and (LLC1 and me as well due to profit share).
sorry for lots of questions :)
Thank you in advance.
--Jeff