Client delivery
Strategy, analysis, implementation, meetings, and project responsibility help define the services the owner performs.
S Corp planning for independent consultants
Consulting revenue often depends on your own expertise and delivery. The analysis separates what the business earns from what it should pay for the work you personally perform.
If the facts do not support an S Corp election, we tell you before filing.
Built around your facts
The election is only one step. The useful answer connects your business economics to a salary you can explain and a filing record you can keep.
Model whether business profit remains after a supportable owner salary, payroll, filing, and state costs.
Document duties, time, experience, location, comparable wage data, and how the business earns its revenue.
Prepare Form 2553, identify state follow through, track the filing, and keep the decision support together.
What changes the salary analysis
Strategy, analysis, implementation, meetings, and project responsibility help define the services the owner performs.
Proposals, relationship management, marketing, systems, subcontractor oversight, and administration also belong in the record.
Specialty, experience, location, hours, utilization, contract mix, and business resources can change the supportable compensation range.
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Review eligibility, timing, shareholder consent, filing, and late election considerations.
Read the guideUnderstand how a fact specific planning target is built and documented.
Read the guideWeigh profit stability, salary, payroll, state costs, QBI, and timing.
Read the guideStart with the facts
The 60 second screen gives you an educational result and a practical next step. It does not guarantee eligibility, acceptance, or savings.