Hi, this is Bent Hock Burgers, CPA. I apologize, there's no video of me because I have a new computer setup and no camera. But I am going to show you how to fill out the application for automatic extension of time to file for LLCs. So, this is Form 7004, it is due March 15, and I'm going to walk you through how we fill this out. First, we start with the name. Right, so we're just going to make up a name here: XYZ LLC. Now, this is for a multi-member LLC that has not made any election, so by default, it is going to file a partnership tax return, which is the 1065. So, we're going to make up our identifying number, which would be the EIN of your actual business. We're going to make up an address here. We're going to put it in Florida where I am now. Remember, we said it's an LLC that didn't make any elections, plain old boring LLC with more than one member. If you come down here, you'll see where it says Form 1065, that is the partnership return. Next to that, there's this little number 09 over here, this form code. So, if you pop back up to this, you're going to type in that code, and that is what's going to tell the IRS what kind of form you are eventually going to submit when you need to submit it. Now, we move down to Part 2, and you might need to fill some of these things out if you're far in or if you're part of a consolidated return. For most people, this is not going to really affect you. Then, you're going to put the calendar year. So, if you've been in operations the whole year, you can...
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