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How to file tax if there is no business activity
We set up an LLC in Q4 2023, so there was no business activity last year. How should I file federal and state (North Carolina) tax return?
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@Yi Chu this is a great question:
- First, determine if you need to file. If this is a Single Member LLC, disregarded by the IRS, you likely don't need to file a Federal tax return.
- Even if you aren't required to file a Federal tax return for your LLC, you may still need to file a State tax return for each of the States you own a rental property in or are operating in.
- Business activity or value of rental income could impact the requirement to file depending on the State so helpful to keep this in mind when you do your research
- The LLC tax filing deadline is 1 month earlier than Personal taxes. If you are required to file get it in by 3/15 or file an extension.
- LLC failure to file penalties, if you are required to file, are expensive so make sure to file on time or file an extension.
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