2 Contractor Tax Reduction Strategies - LLC vs S Corp

General contractors and construction people always end up needing to get good tax planning, and I want to provide two major ways that they can reduce and mitigate the taxes.

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[rustybloodsaltysoul]

Phenomenal clear & to the point information on the matter, your right, a lot of us dont have the time to look into every avenue that can save a buck and midigate taxes when establishing, this was the perfect ice breaker guidline

[robertbobbymejia]

Great video, good info straight forward communication!! Appreciate you

[jaimenavarro]

Great information. At the end of the day is not what you make is what you keep, and you have given some pretty simple but powerful information to achieve that. Keep up the good work.

[AndresGuzman]

That’s a good freaking mic, what do you use? Good video btw. Thanks man 🙏🏽

[briank]

This happened to me this year. Extremely stressed.

[jslickzjourneyshow]

Can a corporation 1099 employees
What would be the best route other then payroll

[wrestlepwn]

Is it too late for me to file as an s Corp for 2021?

[martinroque]

This helped me alot, Am trying to get my drywall license already but should i get my LLC first and then write it down next to my business name when appling for my license on my contractor application or do it after i get my license ?

[jasonsimila]

Thanks for the information. Excellent Video.

[anthonydesouza]

Solid video sir. Any suggestions on finding an good accountant or vetting tips?

[sergiojimenez]

Right now I’m working in construction just by myself and get paid in cash and I just want to know if getting an LLC with give me the right credentials to start a company and hire workers. Also all that cash I put into my bank, can I just use my bank statements and take them to my accountant to do my taxes?

[Joellarainbow]

Thank you, I'm sick of paying 43% of what I make