What Is The Difference Between An LLC And An S-Corporation?

Are you confused about the difference between an S corporation and an LLC? You're not alone! In this video, I'm diving straight into the nitty-gritty details to clarify this common question once and for all.

When it comes to the state, you're essentially paying for protections by establishing an entity like an LLC. This shields your personal assets from business liabilities, providing invaluable peace of mind for entrepreneurs like you.

💰 But what about taxes? Here's where things get interesting. Despite popular misconception, an LLC doesn't have a designated tax form. Instead, you get to decide how you want it to be taxed, whether as an individual, partnership, or even an S corporation.

📝 From individuals to partnerships and C corporations, each entity has its own tax form and filing requirements.

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Show Notes:
0:00 Intro
3:36 IRS Standpoint
6:43 Third Parties Standpoint
10:39 Tax Perspective
14:51 S-Corp Wages
16:20 Sole Proprietor Example
20:27 Final Notes
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[Mazel]

After so much struggles I now own a new house and my family is happy once again everything is finally falling into place!!

Thanks for your service, I am learning so much watching your videos! 😁

[CheapGodiva]

I'm going to need to watch some of these videos several times over. The explanations are perfect but I need time to integrate the knowledge.

[meritholdingllc]

Thank you. It drives me nuts when people compare LLCs to SCorps, CCorps, etc. Most people don't know half of what they think they know, yet they speak with authority.

[dailynewsreader]

Thanks the great video. Very informative.

[erikyoshi]

Great to hear your voice. You remind me of Russel Crowe!

[lonniemacwithstacks]

Nice work! Soo In other words are you saying S-Corps are double taxation, & OR a C-Corp can be structured to recoup tax credits 🎉in the form of receipts (POP’s) substantiated as business expenses..?

[Lou_Snuts]

With the Corp structure, either C or S, the shareholder/ employee can also set up a 401(k) plan and shelter salary up to the maximum employee deferral correct? Add to that an employer matching contribution, a large amount of both the corporate income and the shareholder/employee gross income can be sheltered.

Obviously, there needs to be employment agreements in place between the S Corp or C-Corp and shareholder/employee, soelling out the compensation and expense reimbursement structure.

If the S-Corp has investment income in the form of qualified dividends and long-term capital gains, the charachter of that income flows through the K-1 to the shareholders' personal returns and retain their tax-perferred charachter.

[drukpakunley]

The Truth is Stranger than fiction ....

[franks]

Great info, thx. My wife and I have an LLC performing services and the yearly income varies significantly. It would be nice to draw a lower “living wage” and lower our personal tax and even out year to year fluctuations. If the llc/s-corp is paying 21% and you add the personal tax rate do you end up saving money?

[bherber]

Hi Toby, this may be unrelated to the main topic, but would it be worth creating an LLC just to put your own personal Roth IRA into?

[joeb]

Hi Toby I know this question has nothing to do with this video, but I watch one of your videos on wash sale rule. I hope you can answer this. If I buy a stock ABC for $50 and sell it for $55 and make a profit, Then I buy it back again within 30 days for $45 or $60, then I sell it for $40 with a for a loss is that subject to the wash sale rule. Thanks great videos.

[Emmanuelg]

Hi thank you for your videos…if I open a wy scorp for day trading can I also open Florida llc to buy real state and put under wy scorp to be anonymous Florida llc will be managing by wy scorp and I will be manager to sign deeds or any documents…would I still by anonymous.. thank you in advance

[AbrahamDavid]

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