Limited Liability Companies (LLC)

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a flexible business structure that combines the limited liability protection of a corporation with the tax benefits and simplicity of a partnership. Ideal for small business owners, an LLC shields personal assets from business debts while allowing pass-through taxation or the option to be taxed as a corporation.

State and Local Taxes

Form W-8BEN-E for Foreign-Owned LLC Disregarded Entity
State and Local Taxes

Alabama Business Privilege Tax
Federal Taxes

IRS Revenue Ruling 99-6: Tax Treatment When One Buyer Acquires 100% Of An LLC Taxed As A Partnership
State and Local Taxes

Single-Member LLC vs. S Corp Tax Calculator – Which Business Structure Saves You More?
State and Local Taxes

Difference Between Composite Return and PTE Election
Federal Taxes

Do I Need to File a Tax Return for an LLC with No Activity?
State and Local Taxes

How to Separate Your LLC from Personal Finances During Tax Season