@betinisme I've known Trump since 2014. He's not a racist. He's not a white supremacist. He's a New York City businessman who has been denouncing the KKK longer than any private citizen turned politician.
Just last week he designated Antifa and the KKK as terror groups. Wallace knew this!
Wish I could share with everyone the beauty and majesty of being in the White House and looking outside at the snow filled lawns and Rose Garden. Really is something - SPECIAL COUNTRY, SPECIAL PLACE!
...I remain ready and willing to work with Democrats to pass a bill that secures our borders, supports the agents and officers on the ground, and keeps America Safe. Let’s get it done!
Democrats will have to get serious about border security so that a government funding agreement can pass the House, earn 60 votes in the Senate, and receive a presidential signature. All three of these things are needed. One partisan vote in the House won't solve anything.
4. ..and in order to maximize the available tax savings retirement deduction the dental practice corporation, whether an S Corp or a C Corp, is required to pay our doctor $275,000 wage, thus rendering the low wage S Corp payroll tax savings a nonissue when making this decision.
3. ..the idea of taking the double-taxation hit becomes a possible strategy. Considering our average Dental Practice profit is $400,000 before doctors wages, retirement, expenses, maximizing tax deductible retirement savings is usually the best business and personal tax plan...
2. S corporation—wages as low as possible to save on payroll taxes
C corporation—wages as high as possible to avoid double taxation
With tax reform enacting a flat 21 percent tax rate on the profits of the C corporation, the high-wage strategy comes into question and...
Are you running an S corporation?
Then you may be suffering from C corporation envy.
Why? Because thanks to the 2018 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, C corporations now only pay a flat 21% tax rate on corporate profits which looks pretty darn good.
But remember, looks can be deceiving..
The beginning of another year is upon us. Let’s make 2019 Great! My firm is following Bradford Tax Institute and interpreting their general tax research for our dental practice clients.