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Matthew Walsh
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Unused LLC and taxes

Matthew Walsh
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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I have an LLC which was created this year, for a deal that fell through day before closing. There have been no transactions-no income no bank - but I want to keep it open for another deal. Do i have to file taxes on it?

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Tatyana Shevnina
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Tatyana Shevnina
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  • Los Gatos, CA
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@Matthew Walsh

I would double check your state requirement as well. California, where I am, wants a filing and LLC tax even if there is no income or business conducted.

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