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Question: Tax Question for an LLC?

I have a company that sells software online to fx traders in 2008?

Revenues: $ 74,952.00
Expenses: $ 13,123.66
Net Income: $ 61,828.34

What would the total tax be for a “single member LLC” in Illinois
Which includes federal, state, and self-employment taxes?
And any other taxes that I might be forgetting.

Thanks

Answer: You’ll need to file a separate return using your EIN. The LLC return should produce a K-1 form. You would pay your income tax showing the net proceeds from the K-1.
The rough estimate on the Fed portion of the LLC will be between 25-30% of your net income.

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