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How do LLC Owners get paid and show Proof of Income?

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How do LLC Owners get paid and show Proof of Income?

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Partners file a 1065. Income – Expenses = Earnings from Self-employment. This will flow through the 1040 schedule E and if your net earnings are more than $400, to the schedule SE to be taxed at 15.3%. It is your personal responsibility to estimate the income and make quarterly estimated tax payments to the IRS/state. Okay, it “eventually flows” to the schedule E. The real hard part is the 1065 HAS to be filed. And under the new law, if you don’t file it, the fine is now $86/mo per partner for up to 12 months. The same now goes for S-corps too.

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To add to what the other respondents correctly stated, you generally prove your income with copies of your tax returns. Getting credit when self-employed can be a bit difficult especially if your business is in its early years. Some lenders will do a “no doc” loan if your credit rating is very strong but those are becoming a bit more difficult to source during the current market meltdown. You will also pay premium rates for a no doc loan. If your business has been trading for a while, a full set of audited financial statements from a CPA can help immensely in proving your income for credit purposes. That’s a legitimate business expense and will be deducted on the Form 1065 Partnership return.

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