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3 years, 1 month ago

How do Small Business owners (LLC) verify their income during a Home Refinance?

Keeping in mind that Paystubs and W2s are not available to the owners of a small Business.
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follyoferasmus | 3 years, 1 month ago
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I just went through this. I run a small business as a sole-proprietor. I had to present 3 years of tax returns to demonstrate my income. My re-fi was approved.

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drmatt | 3 years, 1 month ago
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How are paystubs and W2s not available? If you are paying yourself, you have to pay a certain amount to the governments (fed and state) as well as the EDD. If you're paying yourself and not doing this... you might find yourself in trouble.

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follyoferasmus | 3 years, 1 month ago Report

drmatt:

Not necessarily. An LLC with one owner can pay taxes as a sole-proprietor. This means the owner can cut himself a check whenever he wants (Owner's Draw) without paying payroll tax. Income from the LLC flows right to the individual's tax return.

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ratenerd | 3 years, 1 month ago
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In the "bad old days" you would just get a NINA loan (no income, no asset verification loan) if you were in this situation. Those "liar loans" are pretty much gone. If you are legitimate, then 2-3 years of income tax returns should be sufficient, along with a projection of future income.

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