 You take money back out, and you take that as income, but you don't pay Social Security on shares. If you own, I don't know, Procter & Gamble, and you receive a dividend, you don't pay Social Security taxes on that, so you just pay ordinary income on that dividend. So when you own an LLC, there's a time when you are going to, and you should look at, when do you start filing as an S-Corp? An S-Corp could also be how you formed your company, but if you file as an S-Corp, it makes this a lot easier. But...