Have you ever wondered what the right way to pay yourself is?
Are you worried about writing yourself a check?
Not sure how much to take? How often to run payroll?
We tackle all of these questions and even more in this weeks episode of The Legal Jim.
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The Biggest Takeaways
- Not all businesses are cut out to be S-Corps – in this episode we review the 3 levels of business and how you should pay yourself in each levels.
- Paying yourself is easier than you think, when you understand the right way to do it.
- Why NOT paying yourself could get you into trouble with the IRS.
- How much money to put into your expenses, profit account, tax account and to take as owner's pay.
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