S-Corp vs. LLC

Discover how to maximize an S-Corp and get the most tax reduction from your business entity.

Potentially Save Thousands a Year

We Help 1099 Self Employed Professionals & Small Business Save in Taxes with an S-Corp

S-Corps can often lead to dramatic tax savings for small businesses, which can lead to remarkable improvements in profitability & wealth.

You Must Maximize but Stay Compliant

It’s not enough to just convert your sole proprietorship to an S-corp, you’ll want to make sure that you make wise choices to abide by the IRS rulings on reasonable salaries, document requirements & 1120S tax returns.

Sole Prop vs. S-Corp

We'll help you compare LLC Sole Prop taxation to S-Corp taxation, so you can understand the differences and choose correctly.

Determine a Reasonable Salary

Sole proprietorships will owe self employment tax on 100% of their net income.

Net Profits

12.4% Social Security Tax (up to limit of $147k)
2.8% Medicare Tax

S-Corp Case Study: 
$100,000 Net Profit

Data
Before
After

Net Profits

$100,000
$100,000
($50,000 S-Corp Salary)

Social Security Taxes

$12,400
12.4%
$6,200
12.4%

Medicare Taxes

$2,800
2.9%
$1,450
2.9%

Total SE Taxes Due

$15,300
$7,650

Annual SE Tax Savings

0
$7,650/yr
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