LLC Member Draw Bookkeeping Question

by Angie
(Brentwood CA)

LLC Member Draw

LLC Member Draw

The owner of the LLC Corp draws his salary from the "Member Draw" GL.

The type of GL shows as a "Equity- gets closed"
i just want to confirm this is correct?

I also was curious for regular payroll with employees taxes etc...

The portion the company is responsible for is automatically being coded to "cost of sales" which doesn't seem correct to me.

We do not have Sales per sey in our company, we are a Consulting firm. But this was confusing me. What is the correct "Type" of GL for this?

Thank you, I eagerly await your response.

A Lehr

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Single member LLC

by Dave
(Wiscosnin)

I have a client who was going to convert to a S-Corp from a LLC early in 2011. It never happened. He changed his mind with it. In the mean time, he had set himself up as an employee and was drawing a regular paycheck with taxes taken out, etc... This continued until May 2011.

My problem is that I know he can't do that if he is a Schedule C filer. So now what?
My guess-Amend the 941's and state withholding forms that were filed with his personal payroll on them, wait for the refunds.

Will this cause too many red flags, or would it fly through filing the W-2 and doing nothing? After all, the taxes on those checks are already paid!

Opinions? Research? Anything.... Thanks.

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