If you were to loan me $20k today, would you insist on loan documents, regular payments, and interest? Of course you would! Such requirements and documentation would seem to be common sense, so why do many shareholders fail treat the loans to their S-Corporations the same way?
An S-Corporation is a separate legal entity, and any [...]
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Loans from S-Corporation Shareholders
Posted in S-Corporations, tagged distributions, documentation of shareholder loans, interest on loans from S-Corporation shareholders, loans from shareholder, payment of shareholder expenses, S-Corporation, S-Corporation shareholder on May 18, 2009 | 14 Comments »
Reasonable Wage For S-Corporation Shareholders
Posted in S-Corporations, Tax Planning, tagged distributions, IRS audit, Oregon unemployment tax audit, payroll, Payroll Tax, reasonable wage, S-Corporation, S-Corporation shareholder wages, year-end planning on October 9, 2008 | 3 Comments »
For those of you with S-Corporations, now is the time of year to look at your wage for the year-to-date as well as start the planning for 2009. A “reasonable wage” needs to be paid to more than 2% shareholders in S-Corporation, and there is still time to make changes without incurring payroll tax penalties.
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