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Originally Posted by Linkster
Sosa - I was taking draws on the company but as an LLC (my accountant tried to explain this to me LOL) you are taxed as if it were personal income.
As a S-corp you can evidently do some swapping of the money without considering it personal income and still use your normal biz expenses to offset the income. Where I messed up is that since it was being considered personal income I should have done quarterly estimated taxes - since I didnt have enough personal exemptions and deductions to offset it. If I had been paying myself as an employee of a S-Corp then I could have kept it as biz expenses and written against it
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Ahh ok sounds good then. I have a S-corp and just pay myself a monthly salary. I then have to pay taxes on that salary just like income from a normal job. Then the corp pays taxes for like unemployment and shit. Just 1 person s-corp for me. I'm gonna talk to a few different CPA's and get their input on a few other ways I can cut my tax paying down.