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Setting up S-Corp for Independent Software Developer

I have been working on a w2 most of my career and recently got the opportunity to work as an independent software developer for a firm on a 1099. I was thinking of setting up an S-corp as I think ...
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LLC vs S-CORP for Side Business along with regular job

Situation: A person has a good-paying job where the Social Security tax limit is reached or almost reached every year, and the person also has a side business (LLC) that brings in more than 100k every ...
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Adult Entertainment Taxes; Independent Contractor, SMLLC, LLC, S-corp, etc?

I've been dancing for a few years. I've been filing taxes as an independent contractor. I do not receive any 1099s. All my earnings are cash, received that day. I pay a house fee (rent for being ...
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Can an S-Corp pay the sole owner/employee with a 1099?

Suppose a person has a one-person S Corporation, and the corporation is paying the owner/sole employee with a 1099. The owner then pays Self-Employment tax on a Schedule C when filing. Is this ...
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Taking back your capital from your S-corporation

If I put 100k of my own money into my business, and now my business made 150k, can I take out my 100k without it being taxable? If so, how would that be inputted onto the k-1?
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Does S-Corp owned 100% by single-member LLC re-create SE tax?

LLCs with an S-Corp's election eliminate SE Tax. If that S-Corp is owned by a single-member LLC which should be seen as a disregarded entity, would that flow through money have SE tax again? The ...
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When having an LLC taxed as an S Corp, what difference does it make to retain a profit since it is a pass-through entity? [duplicate]

Suppose I have an LLC and for simplicity's sake I'm the only member and I choose to be taxed as an S Corp. I fill out a W2, becoming an employee-owner of the LLC and I pay myself 50% of the LLC's ...
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LLC-SCorp to self - actually, does the corp pay payroll taxes?

In the USA. Here are the two common scenarios for the self-employed: A. Joe makes 100,000 over the year. It's paid to him as 1099 payments from his various clients. Joe pays the many taxes on that. ...
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The USA "self-employment tax dodge" mystery

For non-US readers: In the US, for those who are self-employed, there are many specific taxes. One particular tax is the confusingly named "The Self-Employment Tax". Thus, if you are self-employed, ...
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Which form to use, 1040 ES or 941, for one member S corp quarterly tax?

I am a contractor, and want to form an LLC and select being treated as S corp (by 2553 form). I read online about federal quarterly payroll tax using form 1040 ES, but this article suggested to use ...
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Can I turn myself into a pass-through corporation in order to save money on income tax?

Given the pending changes in the tax code, I'm wondering if I could legally structure myself as a pass-through corporation in order to decrease my income tax bill. How would I go about doing this? How ...
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Formation of S-Corp for Gambling Trade

Does anyone have personal experience with incorporating an S-Corporation for the gambling trade? In cases where the gambling activity is consistent and produces sufficient income (versus, say, an ...
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California S Corp Net Income and Employee Compensation

I was looking into S-Corp structures. In California, S-Corps are taxed at a 1.5% rate on their net income. What I couldn't figure out is if this 1.5% rate applies to the income of the S-Corp after ...
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