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Sean Kuhn
  • Minooka, IL
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I formed former an LLC for an odd reason

Sean Kuhn
  • Minooka, IL
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My main goal with the LLC is keeping commercial loans and debt off my personal credit report. With that in mind do I have to file any taxes if the LLC did not produce income? What if I started buying properties in the LLC and those properties produce income, would I have to report taxes through the LLC or could I still file it by myself? Also do you know if I have to disclose my LLC holdings to any creditors or mortgage companies if I'm applying personally? For example if I hold 15 LLC properties do I have to disclose this if I'm applying for a primary residence with a conventional lender? Is that illegal or immoral? Thank you Sean

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