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how to report LLC expenses of Single Member LLC that is an investment company

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Taxpayer has a single member LLC.  This LLC is an investment company that hold long term investment and received K-1.

I know all K-1 numbers go to form 1040.  But, where should I report LLC's business expenses (office expenses, internet,...)?

Should I report it in Sch C?  Or, should those be in Sch A as "investment expenses"?

Thanks.

Best answer by sjrcpa

sorry for the confusion.

Taxpayer (individual) has an investment SMLLC.  Its investment portfolio includes brokerage accounts (received 1099s) and other public traded partnerships who issue K-1s to taxpayer.

 


The SMLLC holding investments is disregarded for tax purposes. It is treated the same as the individual owner. Investment expenses are no longer deductible by individuals.

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Intuit Community Champion
April 1, 2026

How is the LLC taxed?

If it's an S-Corp, iirc S-Corp shareholder expenses are no longer deductible on the 1040.

If it's a partnership, there's a section on Screen 20 to enter unreimbursed partner expenses.

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hgtcAuthor
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April 1, 2026

Single Member LLC treated as disregarded entity (an individual), filing form 1040.

Intuit Community Champion
April 1, 2026

It's not a disregarded entity if it gets a K-1. Something isn't adding up here.

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