To extend the LLC's filing date by six (6) months, file a Business Online Tax Extension or the paper version of IRS Form 7004 and mail it via the U.S. In either event, both LLC's treated as partnerships returns, filed on IRS Form 1065, and LLC's treated as corporations, filed on IRS Form 1120S, are due on the 15th day of the 3rd month following the end of the tax year, typically March 15th. By default, the IRS treats Multi-member LLC's as partnerships but does allow the LLC to elect to be taxed as a corporation by filing IRS Form 8832, Entity Classification Election. Multi-member LLC, as the term implies, is a business structure where there is more than one member.

Typically this notification will be long after the tax filing deadline has already passed and late filing and late payment penalties have already kicked in.

Please note that with paper Form 4868, the IRS never acknowledges receipt or approval of your tax extension. If the taxpayer needs additional time to file, they should file a Personal Online Tax Extension or the paper version of IRS Form 4868 and mail it via the U.S. Tax returns for taxpayers who own and operate single member LLC's are typically due on April 15th. Of note, the fact that the LLC has an Employer Identification Number (EIN) has no impact on this. Profits and Losses from their LLC are reported on Schedule C of the personal tax return they file on IRS Form 1040. The member of a Single member LLC's is not required to file a separate business tax return for their LLC. Since 1997, when the IRS adopted the rule that businesses organized as Limited Liability Company's could choose to be taxed as corporations or partnerships, LLC's have increasingly become the corporate structure of choice for small businesses.

An LLC or Limited Liability Company is a business structure designed to separate the LLC's members from the company debts and liabilities.

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