S-Corp Taxation Overview
• Pass-Through Taxation: S-Corps don’t pay federal taxes. Instead, income and losses pass to shareholders’ personal tax returns, avoiding double taxation.
• Self-Employment Taxes: Shareholders working for the S-Corp take a salary taxed normally, while profits paid as dividends avoid self-employment taxes.
S-Corps reduce taxes by avoiding double taxation and cutting self-employment taxes, while following IRS salary guidelines.