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- Single-Member LLC
What is a Single-Member LLC? A Single-Member LLC (SMLLC) is a limited liability company with only one owner (referred to as a “member”) While many LLCs have multiple members, an SMLLC allows a solo entrepreneur to operate under a legal business structure while maintaining personal asset protection
- Do Subsidiaries File Their Own Tax Returns? - LegalClarity
A subsidiary is a business entity controlled by a parent company, typically through owning more than 50% of its voting stock Corporate law generally treats this subsidiary as a distinct legal person, separate from its parent company This separation means the subsidiary maintains its own contracts, assets, and liabilities The question of whether a subsidiary must file its own tax return
- Form a Corporation or Business - Department of State
Form a corporation, limited liability company (LLCs), limited partnership or more and do business in New York State
- IRC Code Section 243 (Dividends received by Corporations)
Understand Code Section 243—qualifying taxable dividends received by corporations Access any Code Section from the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 on Tax Notes
- MCL - Section 211. 9m - Michigan Legislature
(a) "Affiliated person" means a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company, corporation, association, flow-through entity, member of a unitary business group, or other entity related to a person claiming an exemption under this section
- What Are the Attribution Rules for Constructive Ownership?
This legal fiction ensures that limitations intended for a single, unified business entity cannot be bypassed by simply splitting that entity among family members or affiliated corporations
- Code Sec. 542 | Tax Notes
Paragraph (1) shall not apply to an affiliated group of corporations if any member of the affiliated group (including the common parent corporation) is a corporation excluded from the definition of personal holding company under subsection (c)
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