You must register your firm with the Alabama Department of Revenue and get a tax account number before you may submit a BPT in Alabama. You can register by mail with form BT-1 or online at the Alabama Business Tax Online Registration System. After registering your firm, you can use the My Alabama Taxes (MAT) system to submit your BPT electronically.
You must sign into your MAT account and choose the BPT option in order to file electronically. The necessary data, including Alabama sales and your company’s net worth, must then be entered. Your BPT will be calculated by the MAT system, and you can pay the tax online.
Yes, a member of an LLC may work for the company. A flexible corporate form called an LLC enables its members to take part in the management and running of the company. Members who work for the company as workers may also be paid for their efforts.
If an LLC chooses to be taxed as a pass-through entity, it can avoid paying taxes. The profits and losses of a pass-through entity are transferred to the individual members, who then report the income on their individual tax returns rather than being taxed at the corporate level. The business and its members may pay a lower overall tax rate as a result of this.
You must give the requester your LLC’s name, address, and tax identification number in order to obtain a W9 for your LLC. By submitting form SS-4 to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), you can get the tax identification number for your LLC. The tax identification number will be on your LLC’s tax return, which you may also get a copy of.
If an LLC is paid for goods or services it has given to another company or person, it might be required to complete a W9. For the purpose of tax reporting, the W9 is used to request the LLC’s tax identification number. The requester might be obliged to withhold taxes at a higher rate if the LLC doesn’t furnish a W9. As a result, it’s critical for an LLC to furnish a W9 when asked in order to prevent extra tax withholding.