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Status quo (Partnership):
The firm had been filing as a partnership since inception, with each partner’s distributive share fully subject to self-employment (SE) tax. Their previous CPA had not reviewed entity structure or discussed tax planning opportunities, leaving limited flexibility in compensation design and significant unnecessary tax exposure.
S-Corp strategy:
We evaluated the firm’s income, partner roles, and compensation levels to determine whether an S corporation election could reduce overall tax liability. The proposed approach:
After restructuring to an S corporation and aligning partner compensation:
This change not only reduced the firm’s annual self-employment tax burden but also created a more strategic, sustainable framework for managing partner compensation and long-term financial planning. The result was a structure that maximized after-tax income without disrupting the way the firm operated day to day.
We quantify tax impact, retirement options, payroll requirements, and cash-flow timing—then highlight trade-offs in plain English.
We don’t just recommend; we handle elections, payroll setup, retirement plan coordination, and quarterly tax planning.
As numbers change, we re-run scenarios so your structure fits your current reality—not last year’s.
Disclosure: Results vary by state, income mix, deductions/credits, payroll levels, “reasonable compensation,” and retirement plan specifics. Figures shown are client-specific estimates and should not be relied upon as universal outcomes.
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