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Specializing in Business and Corporate taxation. Comparing the advantages and requirements of different business entities, such as Sub-S Corporations, LLC`s, Partnerships (Both Limited and General), Doing Business as a Sole Proprietor, or Using a C-Corporation. Issues regarding K-1 distributions, 1040, schedule C, 1120, 1120s. Are you considering domiciling a Corporation in a low tax state? I can review the benefits and misinformation that exists.
I have been in the business of assisting business owners in reducing their taxes and liability since 1986. The company is Owelesstax, incorporated, at www.owelesstax.com
National Small Business Owners Association.
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Contributing author to "The Corporate Standard Newsletter".
Contributing author to "The Corporate Standard Newsletter".
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Business is the backbone of our economy and therefore of this great nation. In these current economic times it is imperative that all business owners operate at the highest level of competency. We are judge by a much higher standard than the average citizen. I help business owners succeed.
Most Business People are successful "in spite" of what they know. If we can raise the level of understanding for business owners, we strengthen this Country. Small Business is the Backbone of this country. Small business creates most of the jobs and most of the innovation in this country, but most business owners don't realize their potential.
All of the most successful large businesses in this country are incorporated. All of the most successful mid-sized businesses are incorporated, and most of the successful small businesses are incorporated. It seems that only the "S"mall, "S"truggling, un"S"uccessful businesses choose to do business as a sub-s, or worse yet an LLC or partnership.
Taxes are lower, deductions are better, and you are far less likely to be audited if you do business as a Real Corporation. Corporations have been recognized in this country longer than the constitution. They are well repected in Business. If you want to be Rich, Look at the poor people and DON'T do what they do.
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As a married couple filing separately dependent deductions are negotiated between the spouses. If you were divorced your divorce decree should determine it. All in all it is one of the points that can
Absolutely you can contribute it to the corporation. There are tax implication. You can retain it personally and have the corporation consign and sell it for you. There are tax implications. You can
Although the protocol is specific, the result will be the same. you'll personally pay all the taxes on all the money. Since it is not a "Corporate Asset" (I use that phrase loosely because the S-corp
Uhhh, no that would not be true. Since this is a pass through entity all of the money will be subject to the 30.5% withholdings to foreign nationals. Depending on the tax treaty between nations you
In order to transfer title you'd have to get permission from the lein holder. they might not allow it. But since you are probably personal guarantors they have no downside to allowing it. Yet they may
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