Tax Planning With Disproportionate Distributions from S Corporation

There are several rules one has to meet for a legal entity to qualify as an S corporation. One of the rules is the requirement that shareholders of S corporations get identical distributions. Because this is a qualification to be an S corporation, one might think that the consequence of violating this rule is that……

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The Late S Corporation Election

The Subchapter S corporation remains a popular choice of entity for small and medium-sized businesses. This is true even after the TCJA of 2017 lowered the income tax rate for C corporations to 21 percent. Unlike many other changes made by the TCJA, the 21 percent flat corporate rate is permanent. It is not going……

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S Corporation Election Not Signed by Community Property Spouse is Valid

There are tax implications for just about everything we do. Even simple business transactions present tax opportunities and pitfalls. While we prefer to focus on tax opportunities, we also spend a lot of time fixing tax problems. We are in Texas, which is a community property state. So one issue we see over and over……

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