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How does LLC taxation actually work? Does the LLC pay taxes or do I pay taxes personally?

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nina_565fsubscriber
May 3, 2023 1,876 views 1 answer
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I just formed a multi-member LLC with my business partner and we're confused about how taxes work. Our accountant mentioned 'pass-through taxation' but I don't fully understand. Does our LLC file its own tax return? Do we each file separately? Can someone explain LLC taxes in simple terms?

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