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What are the tax implications of lending to my own LLC?
It'll be just like any other loan you make, on your end, and receive, on your LLC's end. You pay taxes on the interest received, and your LLC can deduct the interest paid.    Do make sure you set it up properly, however:  If you want to loan money to your business, you should have your   attorney draw up paperwork to define the terms of the loan, including   repayment and consequences for non-repayment of the loan. It should be   clear that the loan is a binding obligation on the part of the   company. As a recent Tax Court case notes, the absence of such   paperwork negates the loan. For tax purposes, the loan is an "arms   length" transaction, being treated like any other debt.   From: http://biztaxlaw.about.com/od/financingyourstartup/f/investinbusiness.htm