One of the significant issues that has arisen in connection with limited liability companies (LLCs) electing to be taxed as a partnership is the application of self-employment tax to its members. The issue of when an LLC member’s distributive share of LLC income is subject to self-employment tax has not been definitively answered. This paper reviews the current rules on when an LLC member’s distributive share of LLC income is subject to self-employment tax and analyzes proposals that have been made to clarify the law in this area. 
This article seeks to explain under what circumstances federal employment statutes should apply to L...
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While state law recognizes an LLC as a distinct type of entity, an LLC is not a distinct entity for ...
The limited liability company (LLC) is gaining popularity and may become the major way of doing busi...
States are enacting legislation that permits creation of a new business entity known as the Limited ...
In most instances, a major reason for forming limited liability companies (LLCs) is to obtain the in...
The rise of the domestic limited liability company (LLC) from obscurity to its present position as a...
The limited liability company is one of the newest forms of business organization. This form combine...
Limited liability company (LLC) laws utilize provisions clearly of partnership origin in varying deg...
Legislation authorizing the limited liability company (or LLC)has been adopted in all but a few stat...
The limited liability company (LLC) is the newest form of business entity in this country. An LLC co...
As is well known, a limited liability company (LLC) is a hybrid with the structural features derived...
This paper analyzes whether an allocation of tax items among members of a limited liability company ...
The power and complexity of the single member limited liability company (“SMLLC”) comes from a conce...
This article is part of a series of book excerpts from The Entrepreneur’s Intellectual Property & Bu...
This article seeks to explain under what circumstances federal employment statutes should apply to L...
This article endeavors to help practitioners who are not partnership tax allocation experts identify...
While state law recognizes an LLC as a distinct type of entity, an LLC is not a distinct entity for ...
The limited liability company (LLC) is gaining popularity and may become the major way of doing busi...
States are enacting legislation that permits creation of a new business entity known as the Limited ...
In most instances, a major reason for forming limited liability companies (LLCs) is to obtain the in...
The rise of the domestic limited liability company (LLC) from obscurity to its present position as a...
The limited liability company is one of the newest forms of business organization. This form combine...
Limited liability company (LLC) laws utilize provisions clearly of partnership origin in varying deg...
Legislation authorizing the limited liability company (or LLC)has been adopted in all but a few stat...
The limited liability company (LLC) is the newest form of business entity in this country. An LLC co...
As is well known, a limited liability company (LLC) is a hybrid with the structural features derived...
This paper analyzes whether an allocation of tax items among members of a limited liability company ...
The power and complexity of the single member limited liability company (“SMLLC”) comes from a conce...
This article is part of a series of book excerpts from The Entrepreneur’s Intellectual Property & Bu...
This article seeks to explain under what circumstances federal employment statutes should apply to L...
This article endeavors to help practitioners who are not partnership tax allocation experts identify...
While state law recognizes an LLC as a distinct type of entity, an LLC is not a distinct entity for ...