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Best Retirement Plans for Solo Law Firms and Medical Offices

Solo practitioners in law and medicine often focus on running their practices and serving clients, leaving retirement planning on the […]

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S Corporation Tax Benefits for Doctors with Private Practices

Doctors who own private practices often face high tax burdens due to their significant income levels and self-employment tax responsibilities. […]

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How to Reduce Self-Employment Tax as a Freelancer or Consultant

Freelancers and consultants enjoy the freedom of working for themselves, but that independence comes with one major drawback: self-employment tax. […]

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Top Tax Strategies for Attorneys in Solo or Small Practices

Attorneys running solo practices or small law firms face a unique blend of tax challenges and planning opportunities. Unlike attorneys […]

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Accountable Plan: Reimbursing a Home Office and Internet

The employee business expense deduction is gone permanently, and the citation everyone still uses has moved. An accountable plan is now the only way a shareholder-employee gets a home office or internet line deducted.

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QBI Deduction for Self-Employed Professionals: Who Qualifies and How Much?

The Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction is one of the most significant tax benefits available to self-employed professionals and small […]

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S Corp Salary vs Distributions: What Counts as Reasonable

No statute sets a percentage for an S corporation owner’s salary. The cases turn on what the work is worth, and section 199A caps the deduction at half your wages, which changes the arithmetic most owners are using.

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LLC vs S Corporation: What the Election Actually Changes

An LLC and an S corporation are not alternatives. One is a state law entity, the other a federal tax election, and the real question is whether electing is worth what it costs to run.

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Passive vs. Active Income: How It Impacts Your Real Estate Tax Strategy

Understanding the difference between passive and active income is critical for real estate investors seeking to optimize their tax strategy. […]

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Which Real Estate Expenses Are Tax Deductible? A Complete Guide

Real estate investing can be lucrative, but maximizing profitability often comes down to managing your tax liability. One of the […]

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