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The pass-through deduction allows qualifying real estate investors to deduct up to 20% of net business earnings from their income taxes. Taking advantage of deductions in real estate can lead to significant tax savings.
The main disadvantage of pass-through taxation is that, as an owner, you can be taxed on income you didnt receive. For example, a pass-through entity cant defer tax on profits that you plan to reinvest in the business at a later date.
The key advantages include: Double taxation. Pass-through entities avoid double taxation, meaning owners are taxed just once. The corporate income is reported on the owners individual income tax return and taxed at the individual income tax rate.
Electing PTEs are taxed at a rate of 5.75%. Eligible owners of a PTE are: Natural persons who are subject to Virginia income tax, or. Estates or trusts subject to Virginia income tax.
During the 2022 Session, the Virginia General Assembly enacted House Bill 1121 (2022 Acts of Assembly, Chapter 690) and Senate Bill 692 (2022 Acts of Assembly, Chapter 689), which permit a qualifying pass-through entity (PTE) to make an annual election to pay an elective income tax at a rate of 5.75 percent at the
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Entities can use Web Pay to pay for free and to ensure the payment is timely credited to their account. Entities can also use the Pass-Through Entity Elective Tax Payment Voucher (FTB 3893) to make a PTE elective tax payment by printing the voucher from FTBs website and mailing it to FTB.
Most US businesses are taxed as pass-through (or flow-through) entities that, unlike C-corporations, are not subject to the corporate income tax or any other entity-level tax. Instead, their owners or members include their allocated shares of profits in taxable income under the individual income tax.
Pass-through taxation means that an LLC doesnt file a corporate income tax return with the IRS. Instead, once an LLC has paid its expenses and debts, the LLC owners or members pay tax on any remaining revenue.

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