The IRS goes after these fines all the time. I would never suggest to anybody

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Dec 19, 2014
10:59:30am

oohYeah

The IRS goes after these fines all the time. I would never suggest to anybody

that they don't file. A zero-activity 1065 is easy to file.

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oohYeah

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Quick CPA/Accounting Question re: LLC's TIA

Dirt Digler

12/19/14 10:35am

I'm not a tax guy, but your LLC K-1 will pass through

Sonics

12/19/14 10:41am

Yep, tho they could elect to be a c-corp which is most likely a bad idea

Zaphod

12/19/14 10:43am

If the LLC had no income or expenses, there's no return required yet

BlueBuffoon

12/19/14 10:44am

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oohYeah

12/19/14 10:48am

So you're asking CB rather than a different professional!

TeeKaa

12/19/14 10:50am

I'm a CPA. If the LLC has an EIN number, then the IRS will expecting

oohYeah

12/19/14 10:52am

They may be expecting one, but that doesn't mean one is required

BlueBuffoon

12/19/14 10:55am

The IRS goes after these fines all the time. I would never suggest to anybody

oohYeah

12/19/14 10:59am

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