LLCs as the New King of the Hill: An Empirical Study of the Number of New LLCs, Corporations, and LPs Formed in the United States Between 2004-2007 and How LLCs Are Were Taxed For Tax Years 2002-2006

Author(s)

Rodney D. Chrisman, Liberty UniversityFollow

Publication Date

2009

Document Type

Article

Disciplines

Law

Comments

THIS ARTICLE IS STILL IN DRAFT FORM. HOWEVER, I AM CHOOSING TO SUBMIT IT FOR PUBLICATION NOW AND POST IT TO MY SELECTEDWORKSTM WEBSITE BECAUSE THE DATA IS, IN MY OPINION, SO IMPORTANT AND TIME SENSITIVE. IF YOU HAVE COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT ME AT rdchrisman@liberty.edu OR (434) 592-3719. OBVIOUSLY, MY HOPE AND PLAN IS TO COMPLETE AND PUBLISH THIS ARTICLE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. MY HOPE IS ALSO THAT, EVEN IN ITS CURRENT DRAFT FORM, IT MAY BE HELPFUL TO THOSE INTERESTED IN LLCS AND HOW THEY ARE TAXED. THANK YOU.

Recommended Citation

Chrisman, Rodney D., "LLCs as the New King of the Hill: An Empirical Study of the Number of New LLCs, Corporations, and LPs Formed in the United States Between 2004-2007 and How LLCs Are Were Taxed For Tax Years 2002-2006" (2009). Faculty Publications and Presentations. 10.
https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/lusol_fac_pubs/10