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    3 Scorps sell assets and give LLC 51%

    There is 3 scorps where there was two owners that had 50-50 ownership. They sold there assets to an LLC and gave the LLC 51% ownership during mid 2008. So, what happens to the filing of tax returns? Is it 3 returns filed for each individual company or now is it the LLC who files the return?

    These are theatres in Georgia. Assets sold to LLC for the 3 theatres for 1.75 mil.

    #2
    Please help

    Can someone pleae tell me if I need to do each individual return or once assets were sold LLC and they gained 51% control it became one entity??

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      #3
      I think that they have terminated their S-Corp status. Check the Small Business Tax Book. Page SB3-3. It states that ineligible shareholders are corps, partnerships and LLC's(if the LLC has elected to be taxed as a corp.

      Not sure if that's what you are asking or not.
      You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be misquoted, then used against you.

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        #4
        Assets or Shares?

        Did the S-corps sell their assets to the LLC? Or, did shareholders sell their stock to the LLC? Or, some other combination entirely? An LLC is not a tax entity but a state/legal entity, so as has been asked, how is the LLC taxed and can it own shares in these S-corps?

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