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Answered 10 years ago by Mr Andrew Holter Barbour (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Single-member LLCs are generally ignored for tax purposes--you would report its income on your 1040. Other than taxes, the biggest risk of liability for a brokerage account would be if you are trading on margin. I doubt the brokerage would approve you for margin trading unless the LLC had substantial assets in reserve. If you faced bankruptcy in the future,your interest in the LLC would likely have to go to the trustee for distribution to creditors. If the LLC were sued directly, it's possible they would be able to pierce the corporate veil and make you personally liable.  Most likely you would be better off setting up a trust. Get in touch with an experienced trusts attorney to talk about your options.... Read More
Single-member LLCs are generally ignored for tax purposes--you would report its income on your 1040. Other than taxes, the biggest risk of liability... Read More

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