I incorporated an LLC in 2009 got a ubi in WA state, but other than that- I did not fulfill the other things I am supposed to do for the business. its listed as 'non-revenue' on the state Dept of revenue. I setup a website to sell but have not sold anything -so essentially I have had some expenses - a couple of hundered dollars which I dont want to claim. do I need to do anything different in my 2009 and 2010 tax returns ?
I have not turned in my 2009 returns mainly due to this dilema and other family concerns . I was going to get back money from irs anyway so it was not the most pressing thing- (family isues) to sum it up -can I just ignore the businesses' existence and not claim anything and submit 2009/10 return as usual ? I intend to pursue the business angle this year- have some money for that purpose...
BriaS | Community Moderator |
12/22/2010 - 1:11 pm
Hi needaclue,
Your question is very specific. I can give a starting point for finding the answer. Check out these pages on IRS.gov:
Business Taxes
Active, Non-Reporting
Contact my local Washington office
I suggest you check out the first two links to see if your business qualifies for any of these taxes since you did not gain any income for 2009. If that is not helpful, I suggest you contact your local IRS office. The third link is a listing of all the Washington IRS offices by city.
Does any other member have any helpful advice for needaclue???
BriaS
A long answer short: Yes you can just ignore the businesses existence. Good luck.
(In response to: to sum it up -can I just ignore the businesses' existence and not claim anything and submit 2009/10 return as usual ?)
BriaS | Community Moderator | 12/22/2010 - 1:11 pm
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