Tax Advisory Services
Your LLC might be costing you more than it should
If your business is taxed as an LLC, there’s a good chance you're handing the IRS more than you have to.
We’ll show you exactly where, and fix it.
The Problem
Most LLCs are paying self-employment tax on money that doesn’t need to be taxed that way.
By default, a single-member LLC is taxed as a sole proprietorship, and a multi-member LLC as a partnership. Either way, all of your net profit is subject to self-employment tax.
That’s 15.4% before you’ve paid a dollar of income tax!
The Fix
Electing S corp status changes what’s taxed, not how much you earn.
An S corp election doesn’t change your legal structure, your LLC stays an LLC.
It changes how the IRS taxes your profit. You pay yourself a reasonable salary through payroll, and the rest comes out as a distribution that isn’t subject to self-employment tax.

