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Tax tips, strategy guides, and practical advice for S-Corporation owners.

Employer Childcare Tax Credit: A New Opportunity for S-Corp Owners

Employer Childcare Tax Credit: A New Opportunity for S-Corp Owners Contact Us For years, many businesses overlooked the Employer Childcare Tax Credit because the benefit rarely justified the cost or administrative effort. That changed with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. For amounts paid or incurred after December 31, 2025, Section 45F provides significantly larger … Employer Childcare Tax Credit: A New Opportunity for S-Corp Owners

Is an S-Corp Refinance Right for You? Key Growth vs Cash Needs

Is an S-Corp Refinance Right for You? Key Growth vs Cash Needs Contact Us After several years of elevated borrowing costs, interest rates have begun to ease — giving S Corporation owners an opportunity to reassess their financial strategy. Whether you are considering an S-corp refinance on existing debt, evaluating new financing options, or rethinking … Is an S-Corp Refinance Right for You? Key Growth vs Cash Needs

S-Corp Tip Deduction: Is Your Payroll Ready for the New $25,000 Employee Break?

S-Corp Tip Deduction: Is Your Payroll Ready for the New $25,000 Employee Break? Contact Us S-Corp owners in the restaurant, salon, or personal services industry, pay attention: a provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act just changed how your tipped employees are taxed. Here is what the S-Corp tip deduction means in practice and … S-Corp Tip Deduction: Is Your Payroll Ready for the New $25,000 Employee Break?

1099 Threshold 2026 Is Now $2,000 — What Changes, What Doesn’t, and What Still Trips S-Corps Up

The 1099 Threshold for 2026 Is Now $2,000 Contact Us S-Corp owners who pay independent contractors just had a key compliance rule shift under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The 1099 threshold 2026 has been raised from $600 to $2,000 for both Form 1099-NEC and Form 1099-MISC, effective for payments made after December 31, … 1099 Threshold 2026 Is Now $2,000 — What Changes, What Doesn’t, and What Still Trips S-Corps Up

Asset Sale vs. Stock Sale

Asset Sale vs. Stock Sale Contact Us As we know from our previous article, What is an S-Corporation, s-corps have major tax savings for business owners, most notably avoiding double-taxation and saving money on social security and medicare taxes by using a pass-through income structure. Making the s-corp election is an excellent strategy for business … Asset Sale vs. Stock Sale

Flowchart for Maximizing Health Insurance Deductions and Tax Savings in S Corporations

Flowchart for Maximizing Health Insurance Deductions and Tax Savings for S Corporations Contact Us Health insurance deductions for S corporations don’t work the way most owners expect. The premiums are deductible — but only if they flow through payroll in a very specific way, and getting one step wrong can cost you the entire deduction. … Flowchart for Maximizing Health Insurance Deductions and Tax Savings in S Corporations

How Should S-Corps Reimburse Employees and Deduct Expenses?

How Should S-Corps Reimburse Employees and Deduct Expenses? Contact Us Many small business owners are familiar with deducting their business expenses when operating a sole proprietorship or general partnership. But what about an S-Corp? As you may know from our previous article, S-Corps have huge tax saving benefits, but they use a pass-through income structure … How Should S-Corps Reimburse Employees and Deduct Expenses?

How to Take Minutes at your S-Corp or Small Business’s Shareholders’ and Directors’ Meetings

How to Take Minutes at your S-Corp or Small Business’s Shareholders’ and Directors’ Meetings Contact Us If you’re the owner of an S-Corp or small business, you’re likely somewhat aware that running a corporation comes with some legal requirements. One of those, under most states’ corporate laws — see Delaware General Corporation Law § 211 … How to Take Minutes at your S-Corp or Small Business’s Shareholders’ and Directors’ Meetings

How to Take “Minutes” for Sole Proprietorships or Single Owner Small Businesses

How to Take “Minutes” for Sole Proprietorships or Single-Owner Small Businesses Contact Us As we covered in How to Keep the S-Corp Filing Status, corporations — including S-Corps — are generally required by state corporate law to hold shareholders’ and directors’ meetings and to document, in the form of “minutes,” what is discussed and any … How to Take “Minutes” for Sole Proprietorships or Single Owner Small Businesses