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Since Triad LLC and Beta are two equal partners So $ 690,000 will be divided among two equally i.e $345,000 each
Now Triad LLC has three members so Triad share of profit i.e $345,000 will be divided among its member in their percent of interest
Mr. T 345000*40%=138,000
Mrs. U 345000*35%=120,750
V Inc. 345000*25%= 86,250
Beta has one member i.e. Ms. B who hold 100% shares So
Ms.B 345000*100%=345,000
Traid LLC & Beta will show its income as Nil as it has been reported by its members
Following Income reported by each
Mr. T |
138,000 |
Mrs. U |
120,750 |
V Inc. |
86,250 |
Ms. B |
345,000 |
Triad LLC |
NIL |
Beta |
NIL |
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