Capital Withdrawl From An LLC

I have been investing money steadily over the last year into my LLC to meet ongoing cashflow issues with an apartment complex. I ended up selling the complex in May at a gain and now have significant funds in the LLC which I believe would be better suited in other investments at this time. My question is....what are the tax consequences if any of making a $25k withdrawl from my LLC checking account to my personal acct? Thanks.

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  • NewKidInTown323rd November, 2006

    If your LLC is a single member entity, then the income is taxable on your personal 1040 anyway, no matter whether you withdraw it or leave it in your LLC checking account.

  • rborthwick24th November, 2006

    This LLC has 4 members. I realize that the LLC income is taxable. In this year, we will show a loss even with the gain on sale of the apt. I am asking specifically about a capital distribution. Just as I invested 45k into the business this year, I am now looking to take 25k out. This is not classified as income, is it?
    Thanks for your reply.

  • finniganps29th November, 2006

    I STRONGLY urge you to hire a CPA or enrolled agent to assist with this. Capital accounts are generally different for book and tax purposes.

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