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Posted by Ira Smilovitz on February 15, 2008, 11:59 pm
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> On Feb 15, 1:21 pm, cha...@ameritech.net wrote:
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>> I am under the assumptions being a single member llc all profits /
>> losses transfer over to my personal return. What forms do I need to
>> file and how do I handle the initial 500.00 ( I spent about half in
>> 2007)? I expect to have to invest more of my personal money into the
>> business in 2008.
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> You should probably contact a tax preparer or CPA to help you out.
> Also, there may be additional state laws in Micigan (for example in
> California you have to pay at least $800 in taxes after the first
> year, even S corporations pay a 1.5% tax on profits before passing the
> income to the shareholders).
>
> But to summarize, you will need to fill out Schedule C or C-EZ. Since
> you made no money, you don't have to worry about Schedule SE (self-
> employment tax). but you don't get to deduct health insurance either.
>
> Regarding all deductions. The personal use is not deductible. If you
> bought a computer and use it 40% for business, only 40% of it is
> deductible (and over a period of 5 years). So the question is how is
> your cell phone used.
>
>> I normally itemize on 1040A fro my Federal return.
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> It's irrelevant as losses go on Schedule C, not A. BTW, your setence
> says "itemize on 1040A" which is not correct as 1040A is another form
> similar to 1040 and 1040EZ.
Nothing from an S-Corp goes to Schedule C. But first he will have to file an
1120-S federal return to generate the K-1 which will document the various
items transferred to the 1040 and where they go. No more 1040A filing
either, it's the full 1040 from now on.
Ira Smilovitz
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