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I elected corporate treatment 2 years ago via Form 8832. Can I switch back to disregarded entity?

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October 26, 2024 1,234 views 1 answer
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Two years ago I filed Form 8832 to have my single-member LLC taxed as a corporation. It turns out the corporate tax treatment isn't working well for my situation and I want to go back to being a disregarded entity. Can I file another Form 8832 to change back? Or am I stuck for a certain period?

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