Since you will have a corporation as a owner you will file it as a partnership tax return. The LLC will no longer be reported on your personal tax return- Sch C.
Is this Corporation a S Corp or a C Corp?
In case of partnership, you can take guaranteed payments and pay self employment tax on such payments on your personal tax return. You do not get a W-2 since you are a partner in a partnership.
IRC Sec. 707(c) specifically introduces the concept of guaranteed payments into the law. It defines these payments as those made by a partnership to a partner for services or for the use of capital to the extent such payments are determined without regard to the income of the partnership.
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Are you going to continue with the LLC with you owning 30% and the Corporation owning 70%?
Is the LLC going to be filed as C Corp?
If this is filing as partnership than you do not show yourself as employee(W-2). You will take these as guaranteed payments and it will be reported to you on Sch K-1.
You will make quarterly estimated tax payments.
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