Best way to handle personal and LLC?
triple.vee
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Are taxes for the LLC reported on your return (Schedule C or E) or it's own return? If the latter, the LLC should probably be in it's own file. If the former (as were mine), a single file is fine.
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I think I would have 2 separate data files if taxes returns will not be filed on my tax return. My main concern would be making sure I do not intermingle personal data with the LLC data in reports and planning tools, especially related to tax reports, the Tax Planner, budgets and the Lifetime Planner tool. I'm sure it could be done but how much effort would be involved in setting everything up properly, maintaining it all and then troubleshooting/fixing the issues that are sure to come up at times that are caused by intermingled data. IMO, having 2 separate data files would be so much cleaner and would involve a much lower level of effort.If taxes for the LLC will be reported on my individual tax return I think I'd use a single common data file.
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Are taxes for the LLC reported on your return (Schedule C or E) or it's own return? If the latter, the LLC should probably be in it's own file. If the former (as were mine), a single file is fine.
Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP2 -
I think I would have 2 separate data files if taxes returns will not be filed on my tax return. My main concern would be making sure I do not intermingle personal data with the LLC data in reports and planning tools, especially related to tax reports, the Tax Planner, budgets and the Lifetime Planner tool. I'm sure it could be done but how much effort would be involved in setting everything up properly, maintaining it all and then troubleshooting/fixing the issues that are sure to come up at times that are caused by intermingled data. IMO, having 2 separate data files would be so much cleaner and would involve a much lower level of effort.If taxes for the LLC will be reported on my individual tax return I think I'd use a single common data file.
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@NotACPA and @Boatnmaniac thank you. That was my thought as well. Just wanted to confirm.
(Yes, the LLC files its own return...right now via 1800accountants.com but I'm finding that service too expensive for my needs and the web interface is so cumbersome).1
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