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Are you taxed on the money that you leave in the LLC's bank account? AKA the money that you don't draw out.
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Ashish Acharya
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Yes, you get taxed when you earn, not when you distribute. So, even if you do not take out the money you earned in your LLC's account, you will pay taxes.
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