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Category: Compensation & Benefits Consulting

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AMT calculation for ISO and NSO exercises

Case Study: How to Calculate AMT on ISOs & NSOs: Equity Compensation Tax Guide

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Navigating the tax implications of exercising Incentive Stock Options (ISOs) and Non-Qualified Stock Options (NSOs) can be one of the most stressful parts of an equity compensation package, especially when the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) might leave you with a surprise bill. In this real-world Silicon Valley case study, we walk through exactly how we […]

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S-corporation

Avoid Trouble: Don’t Let the IRS Set Your S Corporation Salary

Business Tax Consulting, Compensation & Benefits Consulting, Individual Tax, Payroll Taxes, S-Corporation, Self-Employed, Tax & Business, Tax Advisory Services /

You likely formed an S corporation to save on self-employment taxes. If so, is your S corporation salary nonexistent? too low? too high? just right? Getting the S corporation salary right is important. First, if it’s too low and you get caught by the IRS, you will pay not only income taxes and self-employment taxes

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All About Limited Liability Companies

All About Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)

Accounting Services, Business Tax Consulting, Compensation & Benefits Consulting, Tax & Business /

Limited liability companies (LLCs) are a popular choice of entity for small businesses and investment activities. LLC owners are called members. Single-member LLCs have one owner, although spouses who jointly own an LLC in a community property state can elect treatment as a single member LLC for federal income tax purposes. We will call LLCs

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