An LLC may be disregarded as an entity for tax purposes, or it may be taxed as a partnership or a corporation. Even if an LLC has no income, it may still be legally required to file taxes.

LegalZoom explains why owners should still file a federal tax return even if their LLC did not do any business in the previous year.

Do I Need to File a Tax Return for an LLC With No Income? LLC tax filing requirements depend on how the LLC is taxed.

LegalZoom explains why owners should still file a federal tax return even if their LLC did not do any business in the previous year.

LegalZoom explains why owners should still file a federal tax return even if their LLC did not do any business in the previous year.

For partnership or S corporation tax returns, the IRS determines the penalty based on the number of shareholders or partners who were on record at any time during the tax year.

LegalZoom explains why owners should still file a federal tax return even if their LLC did not do any business in the previous year.

LegalZoom explains why owners should still file a federal tax return even if their LLC did not do any business in the previous year.