K-1
The September 15 K 1 Deadline List
Two weeks before September 15 is the highest-leverage moment of K-1 season: everything is still fixable. The five-step runbook, starting from ownership, not your inbox.
K-1
Two weeks before September 15 is the highest-leverage moment of K-1 season: everything is still fixable. The five-step runbook, starting from ownership, not your inbox.
Entity Management
Most of what you pay a CPA for a multi-entity structure is reconstruction, not tax work. The operational packet that turns seven emails into one export.
Entity Management
A folder of twelve K-1s looks equally complete whether you're owed twelve or thirteen. Why "chat with your files" fails the three-questions test as structure grows.
Funds
A capital call is the only document in your inbox with a wire deadline attached — and in a layered structure, "which entity wires, from where?" is the hard part.
Entity Management
Your actual percentage of the deal isn't written down anywhere — it's 30% × 60% × 80%, spread across three operating agreements and an amendment that moved one of them.
Entity Management
Every structure gets audited eventually — usually by a lender. Here's exactly what the diligence email asks for, and why the cost is assembly, not documents.
K-1
A folder of received K-1s looks equally complete whether you're owed twelve or thirteen. Why K-1 season really ends September 15, and the thirty-minute August list that saves October.
Entity Management
Not "can I find the document" — "can I answer the question." What do you own, through which entity, and what's due next: the actual test of whether your entity records work, and how to pass it.
LLCs
Crossing a state line multiplies your LLC's obligations — reports, taxes, agents, foreign qualification — each on its own calendar. The categories to check, state by state.
family office
Nobody hired you, but you're the family office — the one who knows where the trust documents are and when the filings are due. The back office job, described honestly, with a playbook for running it without staff.
LLCs
Finding an operating agreement isn't the same as finding the answer. A step-by-step system for keeping the current version of every entity's agreement findable.
LLCs
The core documents every LLC should have on file — and a five-minute test to find out whether yours actually does.