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Calif. source income Reggie 05-30-2009
Posted by Reggie on May 30, 2009, 10:57 am
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a taxpayer in another state owns a single member Calif. LLC which owns
Calif. real estate. The taxpayer also holds a deed of trust on the real
estate owned by the LLC. The net income of the LLC passes to the taxpayer,
and I believe is Calif source income to the taxpayer. (correct? any way
to minimize this characterization?) The LLC pays interest on the deed of
trust to the taxpayer. Is this Calif source income to the taxpayer? If so,
any way to avoid or minimize this characterization?

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Posted by makbo2 on June 2, 2009, 11:22 am
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> a taxpayer in another state owns a single member Calif. LLC which owns
> Calif. real estate.  The taxpayer also holds a deed of trust on the real
> estate owned by the LLC.  The net income of the LLC passes to the taxpayer,
> and  I believe is Calif source income to the taxpayer.  (correct?  any way
> to minimize this characterization?)  The LLC pays interest on the deed of
> trust to the taxpayer.  Is this Calif source income to the taxpayer?  If so,
> any way to avoid or minimize this characterization?

Sorry I don't have an answer, but I did notice that while your
original post showed up in Google Groups, it never showed up in my ISP
news service (Big Old Expensive ISP company, as the television ads put
it).

Because I've recently had this experience myself, I'm wondering if
others have also.

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Posted by Stuart A. Bronstein on June 3, 2009, 8:59 am
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makbo2@gmail.com wrote:

> Sorry I don't have an answer, but I did notice that while your
> original post showed up in Google Groups, it never showed up in my
> ISP news service (Big Old Expensive ISP company, as the television
> ads put it).
>
> Because I've recently had this experience myself, I'm wondering if
> others have also.

It showed up on the news server for individual.net. They've got a
quite good service at a price of about $12 per year.

Stu

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Posted by dpb on June 3, 2009, 2:09 pm
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Stuart A. Bronstein wrote:
> makbo2@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Sorry I don't have an answer, but I did notice that while your
>> original post showed up in Google Groups, it never showed up in my
>> ISP news service (Big Old Expensive ISP company, as the television
>> ads put it).
>>
>> Because I've recently had this experience myself, I'm wondering if
>> others have also.
>
> It showed up on the news server for individual.net. They've got a
> quite good service at a price of about $12 per year.

Also on the free server at aioe.org.

Given the distribution model of usenet and the plethora of broken and
semi-broken web portals it's rather more surprising there aren't far
more incomplete/broken threads floating around than there are...

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Posted by Alan on June 3, 2009, 1:09 pm
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makbo2@gmail.com wrote:
>> a taxpayer in another state owns a single member Calif. LLC which owns
>> Calif. real estate. The taxpayer also holds a deed of trust on the real
>> estate owned by the LLC. The net income of the LLC passes to the taxpayer,
>> and I believe is Calif source income to the taxpayer. (correct? any way
>> to minimize this characterization?) The LLC pays interest on the deed of
>> trust to the taxpayer. Is this Calif source income to the taxpayer? If so,
>> any way to avoid or minimize this characterization?
>
> Sorry I don't have an answer, but I did notice that while your
> original post showed up in Google Groups, it never showed up in my ISP
> news service (Big Old Expensive ISP company, as the television ads put
> it).
>
> Because I've recently had this experience myself, I'm wondering if
> others have also.
>
It showed up on all of the AT&T servers and nntp.aioe.org (free
server that allows posting) and news.motzarella.org (another free
server that allows posting).

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