Personal Finance & Money Asked by user10930212 on March 8, 2021
Thanks for looking into my post.
I am an independent contractor and I don’t have any LLC or company.
Currently, I am paying 26% on the self employment tax even after contributing to SEP IRA.
Is there any way that I can reduce the self employment tax?
Please share your thought on this one.
An LLC can elect to be taxed as a corporation but a corporate dividend represents double taxation of dividends. So most likely only a regular salary would be taken out of a corporation.
A salary still owes income tax and Social Security tax but the salary is not a complete pass-through of company profit. Much of the profit of the corporation will build-up in the value of the corporation.
Now if the corporation receives dividends then up to half of those dividends don't face double taxation when the corporation passes its own dividends.
Answered by S Spring on March 8, 2021
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