Income Tax

The Truth About Why Draws and Distributions Are Non-Taxable

Draws and distributions are simply a mechanism that allows owners to take out excess cash from the business. In pass-through entities, there are no tax consequences for doing either an owner draw, distribution, or a cash infusion in the normal course of business. This concept often creates a level of confusion for founders not versed in a few basic principles of accounting.

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LLC IRS Audit

How to Know If Your LLC Is Compliant with IRS Rules?

Paying Taxes at The Corporate Level Is Undesirable for Most Small Businesses, So the LLC Was Born. To Avoid Being Considered A Corporation by The IRS, You Can’t Look Like One. There Are Four Selectable Characteristics that Are Common to Corporations. As an LLC, You Can Only Pick Two Of The Four.

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Epic Tax Code Changes to Increase Interest in Entrepreneurship

Epic Tax Code Changes to Increase Interest in Entrepreneurship

The changing landscape of the US tax code continues to create tailwinds for the business owner. Today, when it comes to earned income, the amount you make may matter less as compared to how you make it giving rise to more small businesses. With the massive surge toward small business ownership will be an increased need for qualified small business knowledge.

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Pass Through Entities

How to Get Paid as an Owner of a Pass-Through Entity

How you pay yourself as an owner depends on the type of entity you are and how many owners there are. This post lays the groundwork and defines a few terms that should help demystify how entities pay the owners of the business.

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Taxes and Crowdfunding

Taxes and Crowdfunding

While crowdfunding is becoming more and more common, tax support and guidance for the campaign creators continue to remain unclear on many points. At a minimum, the tax treatment of funds generated through crowdfunding depends on whether the campaign is reward-based, donation-based, or equity-based. Moreover, if it is reward-based, the value of any reward offered

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