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Geoff K asked:


If I trade securities with money from my S corp and sell with gains, will the other expenses of the business (payroll, advertising, etc.) of my corp offset taxable income? Note that the S corps’s primary business is not trading. Is that an issue?
What lead you to think this was a “dis-regarded entity”? While it is an LLC, it is an LLC that was granted to be taxed as an S corp. If still this is true, how can I make it so that I can conduct my primary business but not be seen as “disregarded” by the IRS and to have any normal business expenses reduce any gains.

Randall Williams
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