Converting your business to a S Corporation
Do you need health insurance as a small business owner? Do you want your business to match your 401k contributions? Are you ready to take your business to the next level? If so, an S-Corp conversion may be a strategic move for you.
On average businesses making over $30,000 can save over $10,000 in taxes after converting. Converting your business from a Limited Liability Company to an S-Corporation allows you to be able to take advantage of a variety of benefits such as EIC, 401k contributions, and tax credits when filing returns.
S-CORP INFORMATION
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An S-Corporation is a separate legal entity from its owners (shareholders). This separation means that the corporation itself is responsible for its own debts and liabilities, rather than the individual shareholders
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This is a tax filing status only and does not affect SOC filing and does not affect tax liability
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S-Corp owners who work for the corporation may receive both salary on W-2 and distributions. The salary portion is subject to employment taxes, but the distribution portion is not, which can result in tax savings.
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The net income or loss of the S-Corp "flows through" to the shareholders' personal tax returns. Shareholders who work for the S-Corp typically receive W-2 wages for their services.
Benefits of Converting to a S-corporation
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Ability to receive Earned Income Credit (EIC) through utilization of payroll- can be up to $6,600 w/ dependents
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Contribute to personal 401k with employer matching - which counts as a business expense.
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Dollar for Dollar tax credits are available to S-Corp entities.
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In most cases, the state tax liability of the S-Corp does not directly flow through to increase the personal state tax liability of the shareholders.
More Benefits....
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Health insurance premium for yourself and family are a business expenses versus a reduction to income after conversion from LLC to S-Corp
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Section 127 - Student reimbursements up to $5,200 college tuition.