Reducing your self-employment taxes through an S-Corp can result in huge tax savings, but sometimes raises the question: does paying less in tax impact my Social Security Benefit upon retirement?

Will Moving to an S-Corp Impact Your Overall Social Security Benefit When You Retire?

PLLC stands for professional liability company. They are a specialized business structure for 1099 professionals licensed in fields such as law, medicine, or architecture.

PLLC VS LLC for Independent Contractors

Shifting from an LLC to an S Corp is a strategic move. Let's dive into the process of adopting S Corp taxation and the advantages.

Convert LLC to S Corp: a Step-by-Step Guide

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In this blog post, we're your guide to the world of business structures for the self-employed. We have three resources below to help you explore options and get the information you need to make an informed decision.

How to Choose the Right Business Structure

Explore the differences between sole proprietorship vs. S Corp structures, assessing liability, taxes, and the concept of a disregarded entity.

Sole Proprietorship vs. S Corp

Sole Proprietorship vs. S Corp: Choosing the Right Business Structure

If you're a real estate agent, make sure you're not missing out the S-corp. Here the six reasons an S-corp makes sense for real estate agents. Check this out!

6 Reasons an S-Corp Makes Sense for Real Estate Agents

If you're a real estate agent, make sure you're not missing out on this business structure.

Six Reasons an S-Corp Makes Sense for Real Estate Agents

Moving from a sole proprietorship to Limited Liability Company (LLC) is fairly straightforward, but there are a few things to know and requirements to navigate.

Moving From a Sole Proprietorship to an LLC

You started a business and, as it grows, you want to make sure you are optimizing tax benefits, protecting yourself from liabilities, and establishing legitimacy for potential funding. So, what do you do? Your first step is to take your sole proprietorship and form a Limited Liability Company (LLC).

Moving from a Sole Proprietorship to an LLC

Understanding the Key Differences: LLC vs. S-Corp vs. C-Corp for Self-Employed Professionals. Learn the differences to make informed decisions about your business structure.

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Formations Partners with Vault Strategies to Revolutionize Healthcare Access for Self-Employed Professionals

PLLC VS LLC for Independent Contractors

Convert LLC to S Corp: a Step-by-Step Guide

How to Choose the Right Business Structure

Sole Proprietorship vs. S Corp: Choosing the Right Business Structure

Six Reasons an S-Corp Makes Sense for Real Estate Agents

Moving from a Sole Proprietorship to an LLC

Comparing the Difference Between an LLC, S-Corp, and C-Corp