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Koulye a, nou ka jwenn nan divize revni ak ki jan taksasyon rèstriktirasyon ka yon gwo avantaj yo grandi biznis ou. Lè ou bezwen akimile lajan nan biznis la pou depans nan lavni, tankou envantè oswa ekipman biwo, yon senaryo taks sou antrepriz pral pèmèt ou fè sa ak kèk ekonomi sou mòde an jeneral IRS la pral pran. Ann pran yon egzanp kote ki gen $ XNIM rete pwofi nan biznis la. Si antite a pa te enkòpore oswa sijè a pase nan taksasyon, ki kantite lajan ta dwe responsablite nan pwopriyetè biznis yo sou retounen pèsonèl taks sou revni yo epi yo pap papye ekri nan yon pousantaj bracket taks yo. Si fon yo ta dwe kite nan biznis la pou depans nan lavni, mèt pwopriyete yo te kapab distribye mwatye nan pwofi a tèt yo epi kite lòt $ 100,000 la nan konpayi an ki ta dwe papye ekri nan 50,000%, to taks la antrepriz. Sa a sove mèt pwopriyete yo lajan nan fen ane a. Sonje byen ke si sa a te yon LLC tout la $ 15 ta dwe papye ekri sou retounen pèsonèl pwopriyetè a, si lajan an te distribye oswa ou pa.
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Now we can get into income splitting and how the corporate taxation can be a huge asset to grow your business. When you need to accumulate money in the business for future expenses, such as inventory or office equipment, a corporate tax scenario will allow you to do this with some savings on the overall bite the IRS will take. Lets take an example where there is $100,000 remaining profit in the business. If the entity was not incorporated or subject to pass through taxation, that amount would be the responsibility of the business owners on their personal income tax returns and taxed at a rate of their tax bracket. If funds were to be left in the business for future expenses, the owners could distribute half of the profit to themselves and leave the other $50,000 in the company which would be taxed at %15, the corporate tax rate. This saves the owners money at the end of the year. Remember that if this were an LLC the entire $100,000 would be taxed on the owner’s personal return, whether the money was distributed or not.