Eliminate excess FICA self-employment taxes and capture the full 20% Qualified Business Income deduction under Section 199A.
Compare your current LLC/Sole Prop tax against an optimized S-Corp defensible salary vs. K-1 dividend split plus 20% QBI deduction.
📞 Launch AI Tax Calculator →Sole proprietors and Single-Member LLC owners paying standard pass-through self-employment taxes (15.3% FICA) are frequently overpaying the IRS by $10,000 to $30,000+ every year. Electing S-Corporation tax status allows profitable business owners to split their net earnings between a defensible W-2 "Reasonable Compensation" salary and tax-advantaged shareholder distributions that are completely exempt from self-employment tax.
Every form we prepare undergoes rigorous multi-layer AI compliance verification and human CPA peer review to guarantee zero mathematical errors and full statutory compliance before IRS submission.
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Determining what the IRS considers "Reasonable Compensation" requires benchmarking industry salary data. Our AI salary optimization tool analyzes Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) wages and geographic cost indices to establish the lowest defensible W-2 salary�maximizing your tax-free distribution savings.
The #1 trigger for an S-Corporation IRS audit is paying an artificially low W-2 salary to avoid payroll taxes. We furnish every S-Corp client with a formal Reasonable Compensation Valuation Report that stands as bulletproof legal defense against IRS officer compensation challenges.
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As a general rule of thumb, once your business net profit (gross revenue minus business expenses) consistently exceeds $60,000 to $80,000 per year, the payroll tax savings generated by an S-Corp election significantly outweigh the administrative costs of running payroll and filing Form 1120-S.
Yes! Under IRS Revenue Procedure 2013-30, we can file a late S-Corporation election alongside your corporate tax return, allowing you to capture retroactive tax savings for the entire calendar year if eligibility criteria are met.
Introduced by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), Section 199A allows eligible pass-through business owners (S-Corps, LLCs, Partnerships) to deduct up to 20% of their Qualified Business Income directly from their federal taxable income.
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