@Rachel Mazzanti:Its not about "showing" externally that an entity is a holding company. 

I’ve also been running another business for 14 yrs external to the military. 

However, what ever seems to be cost effective and can produce profit without having to utilize external funding sources is a safe bet.Let's connect....I'm in your area!

Failure to pay could result in the account being sent to collections, your rating taking a nose dive, and all kinds of negative externalities could crop up.

Investigate further: Since the other tenants have denied any involvement in the alleged disturbances, it might be worth considering external factors that could be causing the tenant's distress.

But before you start looking externally, have you considered other avenues to scale? 

**If this is important to youIs maintenance an internal or external team?

And I’m not even suggesting to include external costs such as pollution and health issues related to burning fossil fuels, just the straight tax benefits. 

His failure to actually receive the payment in December is solely due to his own volition, not substantial limitation or external circumstances.Treas Reg §1.451-2(a) states "Income although not actually reduced to a taxpayer's possession is constructively received by him in the taxable year during which it is...otherwise made available...so that he could have drawn upon it during the taxable year if notice of intention to withdraw had been given."

I wrote an article on it a while back discussing these, if interested, I can dm but BP won't allow posts from external websites here so :)Hope that helps!