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Sole Proprietorship to an LLC

Alex Arritola
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Hi,

I'm seeking advice from the community, especially from those with relevant experience.

My mother owns several properties under her and my father's names (my father is now deceased). These properties haven't been transferred to my name due to potential tax implications, as they were purchased in the 80s and have been fully paid off since.

In light of this, I'm curious about potential tax issues related to transferring these properties to an LLC.

Additionally, can we establish a trust for these properties once they are under the LLC, aiming to avoid tax implications upon my mother's eventual passing?

Thank you for any insights or guidance you can provide.

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Greg Scott
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Greg Scott
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With all that money on the line, you should seek advice from a qualified professional and not take action based on what you read in any online forum, including my comments.

My understanding is that you shouldn't have any major tax implications as you should be inheriting those properties at a stepped-up basis.

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