The legal definition of gross negligence is: "An act marked by total disregard for the rights and/or safety of others, and with complete indifference to the consequences of the act."

There were other items on the agenda that were disregarded, which I found maddening.You should also check out www.taxsaleacademy.com if you're looking for training to get started. 

So I just created an LLC and it was formed with the State about a week ago so I have a little under 70 days left to decide which tax classification I would like to elect before it is defaulted as a disregarded entity, for a single owner. 

Please disregard the bad grammatics I'm in my car dictating through this on Android auto so some of it's coming out kind of garbled I'm sorry but I think you got my point

There are no extra tax benefits with an LLC, as it's typically a pass-through or disregarded entity.

If entities are disregarded, you can keep up with more than 1 in a single QBO account using the location/business feature to keep track of them separately.

Your goal everyday is to quickly disregard the nickel and dimers and focus on the clients that just want to get things done! 

Don, bad faith is never presumed, so getting a subpoena issued at the request of a government quashed before execution is so exceedingly rare that it may be disregarded.

If you refinance the property into your personal name instead of keeping it in your LLC, it shouldn't trigger a taxable event for the 1031 exchange itself, especially since your LLC is a single-member LLC and is treated as a disregarded entity for tax purposes.

So it is a disregarded entity where the tax should flow to my 401k.When I try to open a business account with Fidelity, I filled their form to explain that the owner is my 401k and the manager is me.