When would I want my LLC taxed as an S-corp?

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Kohari Gonzalez Oneyear & Brown · Accepted Answer

An LLC taxed as an S-corp is often considered when the business has steady profits, active owner involvement, and enough earnings that payroll treatment may change the overall tax picture. The answer often depends on how much of the income is tied to the owner’s labor versus capital, whether the bus For an answer applied to your exact numbers, bring this question to a licensed KGOB CPA in a focused session and leave with a clear next step.