
Loaning Money Between a Business and Its Shareholders
It’s common for owners of privately held manufacturing and distribution firms to loan money to and borrow money from their companies. The IRS looks closely…
It’s common for owners of privately held manufacturing and distribution firms to loan money to and borrow money from their companies. The IRS looks closely…
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