Lenders have 20 questions regarding pastors and K ones video number two. The text is discussing the ways that owners of pass-through entities get paid. First, it mentions partnerships, general partnerships, and limited liability companies (LLC) choosing to file a 1065. S corporations file in 1120 S. The owners of these entities receive payments in various ways. For LLCs or partners, they have withdrawals and distributions of capital, as well as possible guaranteed payments. S corporation shareholders who work for the company receive withdrawals, distributions, and wages. However, these wages are already included in their 1040, so they are not seen on the K1 form. Additionally, any of these owners could own the building where the company operates and receive rent payments. They could also loan funds to the company and receive repayment or borrow money from the company themselves. Ultimately, wages, S clerks, guaranteed payments, partnerships, LLCs, rents, loans, and repayment of loans are all ways in which owners take money out of their companies. If you are interested in receiving all 20 free videos that cover the top questions lenders ask about business, personal, and global cash flow for pass-through entities, along with a copy of the tax return analysis quick reference guide, please visit the URL provided.
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