Forming An S-Corporation To Reduce Self-Employment Taxes


Forming An S-Corporation To Reduce Self-Employment Taxes

Now that I've mentioned tax avoidance, one potential advantage of incorporating your business into an S-Corporation is the ability to reduce the Social Security and Medicare taxes that you pay. I'm going to stick to using examples of one-person businesses.

Simple Example
Here is a simple example. Let's say you have two self-employed people, Sam and Carrie, who are both freelance photographers. Their businesses make the same net profits of $60,000 last year ($5,000/month). The only difference is that Sam is a Sole Proprietorship and Carrie is an S-Corporation.

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