Single member limited liability companies seem to be the popular choice these days for small business owners that want limited liability protection without the extra cost and hassle of an S-Corporation or a two-member LLC. However, SMLLC owners need to be aware of the court case listed below regarding payroll tax liability as they are [...]
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Single Member LLC Owner Liable for Unpaid Employer Payroll Tax
Posted in Payroll Tax, Sole Proprietorships/SMLLCs, tagged business liability protection, employer payroll tax, Medical Practice Solutions, payroll tax liability, single member limited liability company, SMLLC, trust fund withholdings on June 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
LLC vs. S-Corporation, Round 1
Posted in Partnerships and LLCs, S-Corporations, Sole Proprietorships/SMLLCs, tagged entity selections, Limited Liability Company, LLC, Payroll Tax, real estate businesses, real estate rentals, S-Corporation, self-employment tax, Single-Member LLC, single-owner business, SMLLC, tax savings on May 1, 2009 | 4 Comments »
When setting up a business and deciding on entity type, most people are looking for 1) liability protection and 2) tax savings – specifically lowering self-employment tax liability. For small businesses, the two best options are the LLC or the S-Corporation, and many tax or legal professionals seem to advocate for one team or the [...]


