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Patrick (inte verifierad)

mar 15, 2009

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Jag hade tänkt svara själv men tror jag citerar min gudomliga revisor istället :-) Kanske bör noteras att mitt företag är baserat i Florida. Diskussionen kommer ifrån när jag frågade om vi skulle välja c-corp över just s-corp.

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"Yes, a C corp is subject to variable rates and the highest rate if 39%. FL as well taxes C corporations, but no other entities are taxed. For instance an S corporation is not subject to corporate taxation in either FL nor the US as a whole. Neither is a partnership or sole proprietorship.

BUT.....again you are taxed on distributions in a C corp.

So if you take a salary of 25K at your individual rate, and then the corporation is taxed at the Federal level on the remaining 25% and FL taxes that same amount, then you can essentially pay taxes on the entire 50K of profit (personal and business).

Then the corporation distributes the other 25% to you and you are taxed again on the distributions. You are not taxed personally on the 25% until it is distributed, but I reserve C corps only for publicly traded companies, non US citizens, etc."

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Patrick (inte verifierad)

mar 10, 2009
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Varför överväger ni C-corp och inte S-Corp?

annsofi

mar 11, 2009
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Jag tycker att det verkar vara mer mojligheter med c-corp och den enda gangen som man kan raka ut for dubbel taxering verkar vara om man tar ut dividends.

Patrick (inte verifierad)

mar 15, 2009
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Jag hade tänkt svara själv men tror jag citerar min gudomliga revisor istället :-) Kanske bör noteras att mitt företag är baserat i Florida. Diskussionen kommer ifrån när jag frågade om vi skulle välja c-corp över just s-corp.

Quote:
"Yes, a C corp is subject to variable rates and the highest rate if 39%. FL as well taxes C corporations, but no other entities are taxed. For instance an S corporation is not subject to corporate taxation in either FL nor the US as a whole. Neither is a partnership or sole proprietorship.

BUT.....again you are taxed on distributions in a C corp.

So if you take a salary of 25K at your individual rate, and then the corporation is taxed at the Federal level on the remaining 25% and FL taxes that same amount, then you can essentially pay taxes on the entire 50K of profit (personal and business).

Then the corporation distributes the other 25% to you and you are taxed again on the distributions. You are not taxed personally on the 25% until it is distributed, but I reserve C corps only for publicly traded companies, non US citizens, etc."