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Thanks for the video! In the purchase scenario, if you do NOT sell the vehicle after 3 years (say you keep it for another 2 years for personal use only and then sell it in year 5), will there be "depreciation recapture" on year 5?

Thanks for the video!

I just sold land I inherited for 170k. I am not working and single. I have no income so does that I do not have to pay capital gains?

Hi, Can I deduct my health insurance premiums with Cover California from my S Corporation payroll taxes?

Is there a way to obtain a copy of your excel template?

Do you have a video for persons with high W2 income and small business with >$300k profit? I'm curious about when s-corp makes sense for them.

if you own commercial property and used personally and approaching retirement googgle 'A.T.O 15year exemption, advisers wont always be aware of this and the A.T.Ois clear and simple ,i have used it and then you can transfere the sale monies anywhere you wish. please check its easy as .

Do you offer the spreadsheet so I can calculate with my lease terms and mileage drive and tax bracket what would be best for me?

Where can I find a copy of the spreadsheet

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Why would a single owner opt for an LLC over S Corp if the tax savings are so significant with the S Corp?

Another excellent video and I am learning a lot from you. Thanks much!

thanks for the spreadsheet to demonstrate different scenarios. excellent and thanks a lot!

Helpful, amazing, enlightening, amazing, thanks much!

the way you walked through from the S Corp tax return to 1040 makes everything clear. your video is very helpful. thanks so much!

Nice video

On form 2553. It says when using a PO Box to see Instructions, what are those instructions?

Hey Mr. Navi Do you recommend tax or audit for a fresh graduate.

Thank you so much. This was really good.

hi i need someone who would help to set up a real state brokerage do you know anyone who could help as i want to make sure i am covered with everything

hi do you anyone who helps to set up a real estate brokerage

thank you!

thank you!!

Wow, just a fantastic explanation.

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THANK YOU! WOULD BE GREAT IF YOUD TALK MORE ABOUT PART III OR AT LEAST EXPLAIN WHY YOU DONT WANT TO GO IN DEEP ON THIS PART! THANK YOU AGAIN!

Very helpful!

Good

If I am a brand new corporation that wants to be taxed as an S Corp, do I pick corporation or S Corp when filing for my EIN?

This video is well done and easy to follow. Is there a way that I can get a copy of the spreadsheet?

Are there any tax penalties if I have a traditional IRA and do the mega backdoor at work with auto in plan conversions of after tax contributions. Or do the penalties only apply to the backdoor Roth

If you are a realtor, going to showing, inspections, walk throughs, meeting new clients, etc. and you swing through a drive thru for yourself, are you able to write off 100% of my meal?

awesome! ty!

Thank you so much

Why would the IRS audit you for having “too much” retained earnings?

Can also add Trust into this equation . For property management business

What about line 2 of the W-9 for an S-Corp? Completely skipped that

Navi is awesome! Thank you for this great information.

DON’T FORGET THIS VERY IMPORTANT FACT ….. You will owe $0 capital gains tax if you make less than $44k single and &89k married 👍🏼

I'm curious about your s-corp numbers, specifically, the numbers related to the $60,000. I can't figure out how $60,000 results in the same numbers as the $40,000 in the s-corp column. I'm getting $3,720 for Social Security and $870 for medicare. Does the s-corp ONLY pay the same amount as what the employee has to pay without regard to the fact that it's $20,000 higher? In other words, does the s-corp only have to match the employee's social security and medicare contributions instead of paying the same percentages as the employee?

Very helpful thanks

great video.. easy to understand..

This was great. If a shareholder who took out a distribution that was more than their basis, can they book that draw as a 'loan' to the company and pay it back the next year or later?

This video was incredibly helpful and informative, thank you!! You just gained a subscriber!

The big problem with the Corp S is that on a personal level it affects you a lot, since it distributes dividends or not, you must pay for them in your personal taxes and your health insurance skyrockets among other things

I have a question. Considering personal cash flow the sole prop and general part, the individual gets taxed at a personal level and they get those funds. And a C-corp the owner takes a salary and the C-corp gets taxed on the $60m and if the owner wants those funds the need to take a distribution, they can't just pulled money from the register like a sole prop and gen part can do. But what you don't show is, how does the S-corp treat the $60m that was taxed on the corp level? Don't they have to take a distribution also? And they don't get taxed then, correct? And if so, can't they skip the salary and take a distribution instead? I work at a bank and I see a lot of S-corps and this seems to be the norm.

I have uploaded the free “help” and it doesn’t respond to any entry. What do I do wrong.

Awesome job

Very well explained

Question: Should you start at LLC is company makes less than 100K then covert to S Corp when profits increase?