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Most firms don't want you to join as an entity, and it serves no purpose for you as a trader either. Since, as an individual, you are not subjected to Self employment tax, you save $$ on that, and you aren't subject to double taxation.

Since you are a licensed individual, and your losses should be limited to the amount you put up, you should stick to trading as a member on a personal basis.
 
Originally posted by Don Bright
Most firms don't want you to join as an entity, and it serves no purpose for you as a trader either. Since, as an individual, you are not subjected to Self employment tax, you save $$ on that, and you aren't subject to double taxation.

Since you are a licensed individual, and your losses should be limited to the amount you put up, you should stick to trading as a member on a personal basis.

If an individual is a member of an LLC, his own shell for the sake of this example, and that LLC is a member of the prop LLC, FICA doesn't come into play, they are both pass through entities.

Whether the prop LLC will allow this is another manner; must be legal though, I have had that proposal presented.
 
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