Potential new tax client has owned a C-Corp embroidery business for many years. A potential partner company has approached the owner with an offer to join forces. Together, the two companies would form a new LLC. I'm interested to know if anyone has had experience with a C-Corp being an ownership member of an LLC and whether they can identify any tax/accounting issues that could potentially be a problem.
The owner wants the C-Corp to be the owner of the LLC because the C-Corp evidently has some loss carryforwards and the plan would be to utilize the loss carryforwards against the pass through income from the new LLC coming into the C-Corp. Again, does anyone foresee a problem with utilizing the loss carryforwards to offset the LLC passthrough income?
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The owner wants the C-Corp to be the owner of the LLC because the C-Corp evidently has some loss carryforwards and the plan would be to utilize the loss carryforwards against the pass through income from the new LLC coming into the C-Corp. Again, does anyone foresee a problem with utilizing the loss carryforwards to offset the LLC passthrough income?
Thank You!
Outlook
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