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Beyond the LLC: Alternate Business Structures in 2024

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An S Corp must report corporate income, losses, and deductions through its shareholders/owners, and in turn, the shareholders/owners report company income on their personal income tax returns. Lastly, owners who perform “substantial work” as employees must adhere to payroll tax requirements.

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Taxes on retirement income: Help for accountants advising clients

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As an accountant, advising your clients on retirement income taxes and related strategies can help them to optimize their financial planning in their golden years. Let’s take a look at some commonly asked questions on retirement income taxes and how your firm can best advise clients as they approach their retirement years.

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LLC vs. S corp: Which is right for your business and taxes? 

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Taxes Taxed as a pass-through entity. Subject to self-employment taxes. Taxed as a pass-through entity. Saves on payroll taxes by paying owners a salary and distributions. This way you avoid double taxation (where the corporation and shareholders pay tax on the same income).

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LLC vs. S corp: Which is right for your business and taxes? 

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Taxes Taxed as a pass-through entity. Subject to self-employment taxes. Taxed as a pass-through entity. Saves on payroll taxes by paying owners a salary and distributions. This way you avoid double taxation (where the corporation and shareholders pay tax on the same income).

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How to Convert LLC to S Corp or C Corp

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Your profits have increased steadily over the years, and so has your self-employment tax bill. An LLC’s profits and losses pass straight through to the owners and are taxed as part of their income. In contrast, the profits you earn in an S corp are taxed separately. What is an S Corp?

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How to Convert LLC to S Corp or C Corp

inDinero Tax Tips

Your profits have increased steadily over the years, and so has your self-employment tax bill. An LLC’s profits and losses pass straight through to the owners and are taxed as part of their income. In contrast, the profits you earn in an S corp are taxed separately. What is an S Corp?

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15 Ways Accountants Can Make More Money Under the New IRS Strategic Operations Plan

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However, given that tax representation has, until now, remained a relatively specialized segment of the accounting profession the buzz was fairly localized. The IRS has just presented the tax and accounting community with an easy pathway to leveraging highly profitable tax representation and advisory work. Not anymore.

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