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Nillion Lambert
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LLC Establishment in MD - Taxes

Nillion Lambert
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Baltimore, MD
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Hello BP! I hope all is well! I have 2 questions I'd like to ask as I am trying to establish my LLC. I have been approved for my LLC in the state of Maryland and need to file for an EIN# and license and tax accounts. What should I choose for tax purposes or how should my LLC be setup? I am a single member LLC that plans to wholesale and fix and flip. Please see the options below. Thanks in advance for all of your help.

- Sales and Use Tax

- Use Tax Payment Only

- Employer Withholding Tax aCCOUNT

- Unemployment Insurance

- Transient Vendor License

As I was applying for an EIN, the below options appeared. Which should I select from the highlighted options? My initial thought was for banking purposes only, but I see many private lenders/hard money lenders require it and I don't know if that changes anything...

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Sean M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bala Cynwyd, PA
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Sean M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Bala Cynwyd, PA
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When I was applying for an EIN, I selected "started a new business".  While "banking purposes" was also correct, the first option also indicated that this was a new entity.  Once you have the EIN, it will not matter to banks/lenders which option you selected. 

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