Not exact matches
The IRS considers an
LLC's
assets to belong to its members, so when a business is dissolved and its property
distributed, the IRS does not recognize a taxable event.
The
LLC transfers its
assets and liabilities to the new corporation in exchange for stock, which is then
distributed out to the owners of the
LLC.
Often, the simplest way to convert a business is to dissolve, and totally liquidate the
assets of, a corporation or
LLC,
distributing the
assets to shareholders and / or owners.