S-Corp Draws.. that confuses the crap out of me. I need to go look for another video on it. Kohler... I'm a big fan. I've been watching you for a long time now. Great info and I appreciate your sharing of information.
Great year end tax reminders and friendly banter to keep entertained. I always enjoy listening as never know what I will learn or take away! Much appreciated guys. I have even referred folks to you who did end up as your paying customers!
[Continued] ...For two years I have had two different CPAs do my taxes, and all they do is look at my crypto buys, & gains but don't look at my losses, which hurt me greatly in the end.
Hi thank you for your content. I'm a year late on this. Please can you educate those CPA's that profess that know how to do taxes with crypto involvement and really don't know their elbows from there... I have been burnt twice on this by CPAs and the IRS loving me for not knowing how to do my own taxes. 😢
What should you do if you net 100K, but got approved for your scorp election in October? If you allocated 40% in salary for your W2, is that when you do the fat 941? How much should it be? 15K? What happens to the draws before you got approved for the scorp? How is it taxed?
Great video guys. Question: if 100% of your gross income is derived from personal service, billed at an hourly rate, can you make a rationale argument to allocate say 40% to w-2 and the balance to distribution? Couldn't the IRS assert that all your net income should be SE/w-2 income since it's generated from your personal service as opposed to selling widgets?
I don't see why not. Your expenses are coming out of your hourly rate why can't your profit? Just adjust the way you keep your books. Pay yourself a reasonable wage And use the left over for expenses and profit
need to know if the officer wants to get paid about 10,000 per month, at the end of the year how you will claim that amount on your 1040, will be on schedule c, or other income..?
Can i decide at tax time how to tax my LLC? I've been sole, forever, but starting a new business this year. Do you have to start out at the beginning of the year as a "s corp" or can i decide in December. At 24:00 i think you answered this. The 1st year, i can, but the following year, i have to start the quarter payments?
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We are looking for a tax service that can assist us currently in Texas and in the near future, moving to So Cal. Is this something your firm would be interested in?
Question myself and a buddy at work (factory) with medical ,ss, etc. Already being deducted from our checks. If we go into a partnership remodeling homes and various services, will we be subject to the self employment taxes your discussing? I know the video is a year old, and it may seem like a dumb question.... hopefully you'll see this
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When paying ourselves, should we use a company like Gusto, should our payments be classified as "Owner Draw" or "Salaried Employee"?? I actively work at my company if that matters.
Is it safe to play off this year doing self employed gigs and have set my business account separate already from my personal. But eventually I do want to go Back full time job I believe I got the right process mindset with trying get my W2 separate from my business.? So now I don't know what revenue I'm profiting in from self employment and I want to build a good rap sheet for my line of credit this year. So I officially filled my statement of information yesterday thought I was gonna have a chance to start it December 31st ? But it didn't give me the option. Supposedly the annual franchise fee won't be charged till 2024 I'm state of California. Newbie here . What should be my next steps if I want to incorporate all that into my year. I tried doing the business plan but I got so overwhelmed. With the math and it just rung red flags of debt. Yeah, no. So .. I'm not bringing in much revenue into my LLC because primarily it was so my assets can be protected and for tax purposes. Since Im doing third party platform deliveries for product consumers. My main focus and vision was how can I get a damn car for myself because I was blowing my mom's and I'm not used to the help. But I have my EIN NO MONEY IN. S Corp sounds more tricky. But I'm used to wages and salary. So now I'm thinking okay if my LLC isn't a product or service I'm providing personally. What are my next steps I should do payroll into my LLC ? Does that also mean basically I have to convert into payroll and it will separate what I'll get paid. Do I have that right ? Cause I'm already not only avoiding the $800 annually this year but I have to be ready for it 2024? I'm so new such a baby I don't wanna get so confused . Like writing a business plan lol . It's a lot of footwork . But i wanna see where the yellow brick road goes. With that said I paid my statement ? I didn't check fda off my list . But I do need funding and proper advisors but I just barely finished other certain documents like agreement statement. Trying to get to the funding and or how can I get an investment. So I can try finishing the year off at a good standing point. Meet this and that person. Go to seminars. And before the end of the year in the process manage what the next 3-5 years should look like. But the funding I need a car and a business phone. I don't wanna be in debt . And I'm going in circles not trying to give up on where I'm going with the idea
Thank you for your time guys as always love the content. What about everyone being concerned about getting paid via zell Venmo Apple pay. Supposedly the government will be taxing it or tracking it? What are your thoughts on that?
Love it. Mark/Sam, can I do a llc with s corp election for a trader. My main source of income is trading options. Can I take salary, show an earned income or all of this is capital gain and I cannot do s corp? I am making close well into six figures trading options. Cheers.
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I understand that the profit of s Corp, goes on a k1 form, now will that be in addition on all the officer draws? to be added on the same form? or should the draws go on another form?
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Hey Mark and Mat, I am a great fan of you both! Can you please answer my below pasted question? Does my 'Single Member LLC being treated as an S-Corp' need to pay me the following listed taxes everytime it runs my payroll? Or is it exempted from paying those since it is running the payroll only for me ? Employer Social Security Tax Federal Unemployment Tax Employer Medicare Tax State Unemployment Tax Note: There is no one else on this company. I am the only owner and I am the only employee.- I received the approval for my Form 2553 filed for this company recently.
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I get too ahead of myself smh .. it's hard for me to focus and strategize properly . But for the year it seems fair to maintain good standing with my LLC built the rapport and yeah let's make it happen people(:
@@specstreaming6127 Yes, understand that. But since Roth 401k contributions does not reduce the taxable W2 income, is it necessary to report it? If so, why?
@@homevideos9297 Because of the elective contribution limitations that exist with Traditional is the same as Roth IRA. Also so the IRS knows your after-tax basis. Keep in mind the employer matching contributions are pretax
@Amelia Mia What a coincidence, I have been hearing a lot about Investment with angela regina mende how good she is in making profits off investment. is her trading strategy that GREAT ??
I've watched many RU-vid tutorial videos about trading and I still make losses untill Mrs Angela started managing my Investments now I make $ 32,480 weekly.
Its a free video, and the banter is part of their charm. If you don't like it, hit the close button and dont complain... "Not here to list to your banter". You get what you pay for, but I love their videos -- have learned a ton. Maybe shut your mouth and open your ears and you will learn too?