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Hey guys, are you thinking about changing the tax status on your limited liability company? Well, before you do so, you better examine the tax complications that can come from making that type of move and what itll mean to you down the road. In this video, Im going to show you what that looks like and how you can go about making a tax change if it makes sense for your limited liability company. All right. Lets get. Started. Okay. So what do we mean by changing the tax status of a limited liability company? Well, heres the thing. Your LLC. Its considered to be a hybrid entity. And that means you can make a tax selection to be treated as a C Corp and S Corp, a partnership or a disregarded entity for federal tax purposes. And so that. Typically requires you to file the necessary forms to make. That type of tax selection. Now, there comes a time. In for certain types. Of individuals with their companies where they make a determination that the tax selection they originally made when.