Two reasons
1) we don't have both of our names on anything except the marriage paper work.
2) I thought I had to have a share holder. For the Share holder tax benefit.
Or am I making it complicated.?
Another s corp question.
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Ok,
The cpa won't talk to me untill I am setup. So I'm trying to do some research on basic taxes. And other stuff prior to the cpa meet and great.
Its my understanding that the s corp tax option. Will allow for a share holder and a employee. They can be the same person. But don't have to be.
It is also my understanding that the S corp don't pay taxes, except for payroll matching taxes. Leaving all the taxes on the share holder. And the share holder will pay taxes on all monies that's not spent on the business.
So if this line of thinking is correct. My company will need two accounts. One for business and my personal one to receive my pay check minus taxes.
Can the share holder set up a maintenance account and that money not be taxed. I'm thinking 0.18 perloaded mile to this account. Or does it all stay in the business account for 90 days, for the quarterly estimated taxes? And I just make a note some where how much it equals too?truckdriver31 Thanks this. -
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Can I message a spousal couple who has both of there names on the business license?
Where one or the other doesn't drive. Thats The biggest hang up I'm having is trying to figure this part out?
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Switching back and forth could be done I guess but you would have to start being paid that way from the beginning of the year. Checks must be deposited into the S corp account and if they come in after the first of the year the S corp would have income so a return would need to be filed.
LLC means nothing to the IRS. I believe they have three entities they recognize, sole proprietor, S corp and C corp.
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