
When You Should NOT Elect S Corp Status for Your Therapy Practice
Yes, you read that right. This isn’t your typical article on S Corps. Why? Because everyone seemed to be caught up in the hype over
Yes, you read that right. This isn’t your typical article on S Corps. Why? Because everyone seemed to be caught up in the hype over
Planning to start an S-Corp? Maybe you’ve heard that being an S-Corp is a great way to save taxes for your therapy practice. But is
Perhaps you’ve seen that familiar list of business entities: Sole proprietorships (i.e. doing business as yourself), partnerships, LLP’s, LLC’s, PLLC’s, LLLP’s, C Corporations (or just
Do you remember that 1998 New Radicals pop song called “You Only Get What You Give?” We’re as surprised as you are that the song
You’re around the table at dinner sharing a drink with your friends (beer, wine, non-alcoholic — we don’t judge). Your friend says, “You know, ever
You’ve set up your S-Corporation, you’ve figured out a reasonable compensation (hopefully with the help of a professional), you’ve weathered a whole year of ups
You’re checking out at Staples, Office Depot, Kinko’s, or another unexciting yet important local store that caters to businesses. Pulling out your wallet, you notice
If you own an S-Corporation, or you’re thinking of becoming one, we’ve put together a special “Hub” page, a launchpad where you can take a
You might have seen or heard somewhere that making the S-Corporation election for your small business can save you tax dollars. It can. But before
When you do business in your own name as a sole proprietorship, there isn’t really such a thing as a “salary” or a “distribution.” Clients