
Originally Posted by
JLeezer
In most cases, it is advisable that unless there are specific reasons for being taxed as anything other than a disregarded entity, an LLC should be treated as such. A specific reason that comes to mind would be if the organizers/members of the LLC are or expect to be in a very high tax bracket personally, they may benefit from being taxed as a corporation. This, plus several other reasons, should be discussed thoroughly with a tax strategist (usually a CPA specializing in tax planning for business owners). Sorry I can't give you anything more than "it depends, but most tend to..." kind of answer.