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Partnership Tax Strategy

Contents

  • 1 PARTNERSHIP TAX STRATEGY FOR SMALL BUSINESS
    • 1.1 Your Partnership Tax Strategy Is One Of The
    • 1.2 Most Important Things
    • 1.3 You Do
      • 1.3.1  Partnership Passes Through To Partners
      • 1.3.2 Election To File IRS Form 2553
      • 1.3.3 Partnership Tax Strategy

PARTNERSHIP TAX STRATEGY FOR SMALL BUSINESS

Partnership Tax Strategy
Beware IRS Dangers

Your Partnership Tax Strategy Is One Of The

Most Important Things

You Do

 

 Partnership Passes Through To Partners

A Partnership is like a sole proprietorship except that there are two or more owners. Ordinarily, a partnership does not pay taxes as a separate entity, although it does file an annual tax form (Form 1065). Instead, partnership income and losses are passed through to the individual partners on a Schedule K-1(Form 1065)and reported on the partners’ individual tax returns. Partners must file IRS Schedule E with their returns, showing their partnership income and deductions.

Election To File IRS Form 2553

Should the partners choose to do so, the partnership may elect to file IRS Form 2553, (Election by a Small Business Corporation). The partnership may then elect to be taxed as either a regular C- corporation or S-corporation.

Like sole proprietors, partners are neither employees or independent contractors of the partnership; instead, self-employed business owners. The partnership does not pay payroll taxes on the partners’ income or withhold income tax. Partners pay income taxes and self-employment taxes individually on their partnership income. 

Partnership Tax Strategy

See Partnerships – IRS


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