A disregarded entity is a business entity owned by a single individual. The income generated by this entity is not taxed separately. Instead, it is reported on the owner's personal tax return, simplifying taxation for the owner. The most common type of disregarded entity is a single-member LLC (Limited Liability Company). This legal structure provides liability protection while allowing the owner to report profits and losses on their personal tax return. The post What Does Disregarded Entity Mean in Business: The Essential Guide appeared first on United Capital Source.

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