Potentially yes, under the §465(c)(3)(B) aggregation rules. The two activities must constitute a “trade or business” and at least 65% of the losses must be allocated to “active” participants. Note that box 22 of the K-1 must be checked when there is “more than one activity for at-risk purposes,” and the LLC is required to attach a separate statement to the K-1 containing information as to the income, expenses, and other items for each activity.
Q. If an LLC owns two single-member LLC subsidiaries, can an LLC member use a positive at-risk amount from one of the LLC subsidiaries to provide an amount at risk for an “unsupported” loss of the other LLC subsidiary?
A.