Pass-through businesses that lose money may produce in net operating losses (NOLs) for owners. Investors who lose money usually are limited to capital losses. That’s what a retired engineer and wealthy investor found out when $4.5 million of his money was lost in financing films through limited liability companies. A U.S. District Court in a case for a refund said the losses were not ordinary losses (NOLs) because he was not in the businesses; he merely invested in them. #IdeaoftheDay
Barbara Weltman
Big Ideas for Small Business, Inc.
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