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How to Save Money with the Formation of an S-Corporation in Nevada
After the expiration of the Bush taxes, additional taxes added from the healthcare laws to the business industry in the form of Affordable Care Act and Patient Protection, or more commonly referred to as the ObamaCare. This meant that many businesses big or small in Nevada or in any state are subject to more… Read More
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Tax Liability Requirements of Corporations
Before sorting out the tax liability requirements for different corporations, it is best to know what these corporations means. There is a fine line of difference between what an S Corporation, a C Corporation, and an LLC are. To begin with, a C Corporation is a traditional corporation and an LLC is a limited… Read More
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S Corporations And Tax Savings
There are different forms of operating businesses in the market, which have a separate legal status and are eligible to pay taxes to the government on the amount of profit earned during the year. One type of corporation which is exempt from tax payment is an S Corporation. What is an S Corporation? An… Read More
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Should You Form a Nevada S Corporation?
Are you looking for the right business structure for your company? Would you like to know if forming a Nevada S Corporation is the right decision? Here are a few things to consider. The S Corporation may be an appropriate business structure for your company if you wish to have the same asset protection through… Read More
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How to Form a Nevada S Corporation
Researching how to Form a Nevada S Corporation can be difficult. In case you aren’t familiar with the differences between an S corporation and a C corporation let me bring you up to speed. A C corporation is the standard, default type of corporation, income for C corporations are taxed twice. Although one can request to become… Read More
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Basic Business Structures
Learn More About Legal Structures of a Business Sole Proprietor A sole proprietorship is considered the simplest form of doing business. In most cases, you simply obtain your business license and you are in business. Income is taxed at your individual level. Sole proprietors are also subject to a 15.3% self-employment tax on all income… Read More