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Flow through entities
Sole propriertorship
Partnerships
LLC's
S Corporations
Sole Proprietership Income
Business income and expenses reported on Schedule C
Business NOL can be carried back 2 years or forward 20 years
Insterest, dividends, and rent income related to owner's invesments
reported on 1040
Home office deductions
percentage of house used as office space x house expenses
Employment Taxes
6.2% Social Security on wages up to $110,000
1.45% Medicare tax on all wages
Self-employment tax
tax base = 92.35% of net profit reported on Schedule C
Social Security tax = 12.4%
Medicare tax = 2.9%
Initital Tax Basis in Partnership Interest
Cash plu adjusted basis of property contributed
+ Share of partnership det which partner could be responsible
Guaranteed payment
special allocation of ordinary income to the partner receiving it, Fica and income tax not withheld

- partnership is allowed a deduction for the guaranteed payment
Self- Employment income from partnership
SE tax must be paid by general partner on

Guaranteed payments and distributive share of ordinary business income from partnership
Adjusting partnership basis
Increase basis
-Contributions
- Positive Income
- Share of partnership liabilities

Decrease basis
- Distributions
- Losses and deductions
Partnership Losses Limited to Basis
Partners cannot deduct losses in excess of basis
- excess losses are carrierd forward indefinitely until additional basis is restored or by additional contributions or positive income
S-Corporations
Income and losses are adjusted among shareholders based on their % of ownerhsip
- flow through items retain thier character ie income , capital losses etc
-distributions are treated as non-taxable recoveries of interest
S-corporation basis
Initital basis= cash + adjusted basis of contributed property
Loan from shareholder to s-corp increases basis for that shareholder
-Income increases basis