Federal Income Tax Consequences of Various Florida Business Structures*
|
Type of Business Structure |
Default Tax Consequences |
Possible Elections To Be Taxed As Other Structure |
|
Sole Proprietorship |
The Individual Is Taxed on Income Earned in His Venture as Sole Proprietor |
None |
|
Florida Corporation |
Taxed as a C Corporation |
S Corporation |
|
Florida Partnership, Limited Partnership, Limited Liability Partnership, Limited Liability Limited Partnership |
Taxed as a Partnership
|
C Corporation or S Corporation |
|
1 Member Limited Liability Company |
Disregarded As Entity Separate From Its Owner for Federal Income Tax Purposes |
C Corporation or S Corporation |
|
2 or More Member Limited Liability Company |
Taxed as a Partnership |
C Corporation or S Corporation |
*Prepared by Neil I. Rumbak, Rumbak Law, P.A., Pompano Beach, FL
*This document contains legal information, but does not contain legal advice.
*This document has examined Florida and Federal U.S. laws in effect on August 20, 2010.
