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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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How to Get Paid in an S-Corp

Small Business Finances, Small Business Regulatory and Compliance Issues, Equity Funding (Ownership/Stock) / Get Paid, Board Of Directors, S Corp, Owner Draws

How You Get Paid as An Office and Or Shareholder of an S-Corp Is Different. Here Is What You Need to Know About Getting Paid.

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How to Get Paid in a Limited Partnership

Small Business Finances, Small Business Regulatory and Compliance Issues, Equity Funding (Ownership/Stock) / Get Paid, Limited Liability, General Partner, Owner Draws, Limited Partnership, Partnership

How You Get Paid as A Non-Partner General Manager or As General Partner of a Limited Partnership Is Different. Here Is What You Need to Know

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Get Paid as Sole Proprietor or single member LLC

How to Get Paid as an Owner of a Sole Proprietor or Single-Member LLC

Small Business Finances, Small Business Regulatory and Compliance Issues / Owner Draws, Get Paid, Sole Proprietor, Limited Liability, Limited Liability Company (LLC), Single Member LLC

As a sole proprietor or as a single-member LLC you are the only owner, and as a result, you do not take a salary or a wage from a business. Instead, you can simply take out excess cash from the business, which is known as an owner draw, to pay yourself.

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