What exactly is an S Corp?

An S Corp is a tax status that can lower your taxes and save you money as a business-of-one. We'll explain how.

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.

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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