Connecticut Single-Member LLC
A single-member LLC provides liability protection with the simplest structure. Connecticut's PET election is notably available even to single-member LLCs — a feature not all states offer. For formation, see our LLC guide. For all types, see LLC types.
CT-Specific Advantages
- PET for single-member LLCs: Connecticut expanded the pass-through entity tax to include single-member LLCs, letting sole owners bypass the SALT cap
- No franchise tax: Only the $80 Annual Report as ongoing state fee
- Modern statute: RULLCA-based provisions provide clear default rules
Tax Treatment
| Tax | Details |
|---|---|
| Federal | Schedule C (Form 1040) — disregarded entity |
| Connecticut | CT-1040 (3%-6.99%) |
| SE tax | 15.3% federal |
| BET | 0.75% if CT gross receipts >$200K |
| Sales tax | 6.35% if selling taxable items/services |
| PET available? | Yes — CT allows single-member PET election |
FAQ
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Get StartedDoes CT's PET work for single-member LLCs?
Yes. Connecticut expanded PET eligibility to single-member LLCs — making CT state income tax fully deductible federally even for sole owners. This is uncommon nationally.