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Smart Taxes for Smart
Solo Businesses.
At Lettuce, we’ve built an automated tax and accounting system so your business-of-one can thrive. If you're making $100K, you could be overpaying by $10,000.

Without an S Corp, you’re overpaying your taxes
As a business-of-one, by default your self-employment taxes–which covers things like Social Security and Medicare–are twice what they would be as a W2 employee.

Lettuce Talk Money: Growing Your Prices (and Profits) with Purpose
With Austin Church, Founder of Freelance Cake
Nurture Track

Small Brand, Big Impact: Marketing Science for Solopreneurs
The science of marketing that helps global brands grow can be adapted to help solopreneurs thrive.
With Ty Heath, Director of The B2B Institute
Seed Track

Small Brand, Big Impact: Marketing Science for Solopreneurs
The science of marketing that helps global brands grow can be adapted to help solopreneurs thrive.
With Ty Heath, Director of The B2B Institute
Harvest Track
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S Corps reduce your self-employment tax
By collecting profits as the Owner of your S Corp, you save thousands on self-employment taxes every year.
*Your actual tax liability depends on more factors (like spouse income or capital gains)

Who is an S Corp for?
You are a business-of-one in the US.
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You are committed to working for yourself.
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You make at least $60,000 a year.
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See how much you could save with an S Corp
Forming an S Corp can help you minimize your taxes and maximize your profits. Use our calculator to find out how much could you be saving.
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