S Corporation Election
Would an S corporation election save enough to justify the payroll and filing costs?
How much should you set aside if profit is up? What would you owe if you sold those shares?
Those are useful questions to ask before the return is due. I can help estimate the tax and, when you have a choice to make, compare what the different options would cost.
Would an S corporation election save enough to justify the payroll and filing costs?
Decide what to pay yourself through payroll for the work you do as an owner.
See what a change in business structure would mean for taxes, owner pay, and filing costs.
Find out how a payment to you will be treated before taking money out of the business.
Find out whether sales or business activity in another state create additional filing obligations.
Work out how your business should reimburse expenses you paid personally.
See what an exercise or sale could leave you owing and how much cash you would need.
Get help with rental income, expenses, depreciation, or the tax on a sale.
Find out whether a change in income calls for a different payment.
Estimate the tax on a sale, buyout, or other large transaction before committing to it.
Find out where you need to file after working or earning income in more than one state.
Know what a move means for your California return and income earned during the year.
A short description of the question and any important timing is enough to start.