Disregarded entity
Also called: single-member LLC · SMLLC · tax disregarded LLC
An entity that is ignored as separate from its owner for certain federal income-tax purposes.
What it means in practice.
The IRS instructions recognize disregarded entities in the context of related-party exchange reporting. A single-member LLC may be disregarded for federal income tax purposes depending on its elections and ownership.
Why it matters.
Entity form under state law and federal tax classification are not always the same thing.
Additional notes.
The IRS instructions recognize disregarded entities in the context of related-party exchange reporting. A single-member LLC may be disregarded for federal income tax purposes depending on its elections and ownership.
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