
Key Takeaways:
- Choose the Right Business Structure: Switching from a sole proprietorship to an S Corp should be a thoughtful decision. It should be based on your income level and readiness to handle extra paperwork, not pressure from social media.
- Understand How You Pay Yourself: Owner draws and salaries are taxed differently. Knowing the difference helps you plan better and avoid surprises at tax time.
- Use Retirement Plans Strategically: Options like SEP IRAs and Solo 401(k)s help you save for the future while also lowering your current tax bill.
- Balance Sheets Matter: Your balance sheet is just as important as your income statement. It shows the true health of your business and plays a big role in taxes and long-term stability.
- Think Like a Future Buyer: A clean, well-prepared balance sheet makes your business more valuable to potential buyers and encourages smarter long-term decisions.
Chapters:
Timestamp Summary
0:00 Introduction and Business Structure
0:39 Big Boy or Girl Business Decisions
1:22 Switching to an S Corp
3:39 Owner Draws vs. Salary
8:13 Retirement Planning and Tax Savings
10:03 Importance of the Balance Sheet
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