by cdaaccounting | May 30, 2022 | Business
No. All Coeur d’Alene LLC’s wages, draws or profits will pass-through to the owner(s) tax return, where they will pay self-employment taxes and ordinary income taxes on the total. There is no viable way to retain earnings for future growth unless you simply...
by cdaaccounting | May 29, 2022 | Business
Yes. A Coeur d’Alene LLC is a favorite vehicle for owners of income-producing real estate seeking to establish a level of personal liability protection. Because the Idaho LLC is a separate legal entity, the objective is to transfer title from the individual to...
by cdaaccounting | May 27, 2022 | Business
Yes. A Coeur d’Alene S-Corporations can own real estate and is the best at protecting shareholders limited liabilities. However, real estate that goes into either type of corporation typical does not come out tax-free. This is a significant disadvantage for real...
by cdaaccounting | May 25, 2022 | Business
Yes. A CDA LLC owners usually enjoy limited personal liability for many of their business transactions, but this protection can be diminished. Since the Coeur d’Alene LLC has little rules regulating and formalizing their business behavior, owner(s) can...
by cdaaccounting | May 22, 2022 | Business
No. After a reasonable wage has been met, all other profits will be disbursed to Coeur d’Alene S Corporation owners/shareholders through a K-1 form. This money will not be subject to self-employment taxes but taxed as ordinary income on owners/shareholders tax...
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