How do I keep my LLC's Rental Property seperate from my personal rental property?
MPMngmnt
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I have owned a duplex for 10 years in a Sole Proprietorship and have always filed a Schedule E. In 2019, I started an LLC which owns 100% of another (disregarded)LLC which owns a rental property. Do I differentiate that property by strictly assigning business Income and Expenses categories (Schedule K?) to it or should I be using the Rental categories (Schedule E) for it? And, if so, how do I correctly track the LLC's Profit and Loss versus the Sole Proprietorship's Profit and Loss? Putting multiple entities' rentals in the rental categories is lumping them all together.
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Will the LLC file it's own tax return, or be included on your tax return?If it's own tax return, then the LLC should have it's own separate Q data file.If on your return, then you could use TAGS to differentiate between the holdings.
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Will the LLC file it's own tax return, or be included on your tax return?If it's own tax return, then the LLC should have it's own separate Q data file.If on your return, then you could use TAGS to differentiate between the holdings.
Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP6
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