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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Reasonable Wage For S-Corporation Shareholders
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