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LLC Taxes Fact 101

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Tish Kaiser

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An LLC doesn’t pay taxes itself — profits pass through to you.

Thinking about starting an LLC? Here’s something many new business owners don’t realize: an LLC doesn’t actually pay federal income taxes itself. Instead, any profits “pass through” directly to you — the owner — and you report them on your personal tax return.

This can save you money and paperwork compared to a traditional corporation, but it also means you need to plan ahead for self-employment taxes and estimated payments.

Don’t navigate it alone — make sure you’re setting up your LLC the smart way from day one.

Ready to start your LLC with confidence? Contact us today and let’s get your business moving in the right direction!

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