C-Corp Double Taxation Explained

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  • čas pƙidĂĄn 19. 11. 2023
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Komentáƙe • 6

  • @KayKay0314

    I'm in situation where I have a C-Corp and the profits have been sitting idle for 5 years. I have $60,000 in the corporation because at the time, I was going to pay it out as salary, but an opportunity came along where could make more money going back to full-time work for an employer. The profits left over after paying tax on it, just sat there. Now, I want to close the corporation, but I want to take those profits out via a dividend over 2 years to pay as little personal tax on it as possible. I'm assuming I just need to file a 1099-DIV and the corporation pays nothing and I'll only have to pay 15% tax on the portion of the dividend that pushes my taxable income above $47,025. Am I correct on this? If so, when am I able to pay out those dividends to not cause an issue with the IRS? If I'm wrong, could you please explain my options? Thanks.

  • @antcaruso3465

    Thanks Jasmine! Great content

  • @chrismcaulay7805

    First off, this is great info.