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Start keeping more of what you earn

Lettuce helps fractional HR leaders set up and manage their S Corp — reducing taxes, unlocking access to better healthcare, and automating the financial side of your fractional business so you can focus on the work you do best. If you’re making $100K or more, you could be overpaying up to $10,000 in taxes. See what you can save with our tax calculator.

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Without an S Corp, you’re overpaying your taxes

Whether you have an LLC or file as a Sole Proprietor, your self-employment taxes–which covers things like Social Security and Medicare–are twice what they would be as a W2 employee.

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How much are you overpaying?

The right business structure could save you 

$5,000 - $15,000

a year in taxes

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Unlock Healthcare Built for Fractionals

For too long, solos and fractionals have had to overpay or settle for limited healthcare options. With Lettuce Pro, you already unlock major tax savings through your S Corp. Now, you can also access group-rate healthcare designed for businesses of one.

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Here's how an S Corp lowers your self-employment tax

By collecting profits as the Owner of your S Corp, you save thousands on self-employment taxes every year.

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*Your actual tax liability depends on more factors (like spouse income or capital gains)

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Who is an S Corp for?

You are a business-of-one in the US.
You are committed to working for yourself.
You make at least $60,000 a year.

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