March 16th, 2008

S-corporation - Making The Election

Once you decide to form a corporation for your business entity, you will quickly be faced with another question. Should the corporation pay taxes as a “C” or “S” corporation?

There is a lot of confusion when it comes to the tax designation of a corporate entity. The first thing to understand is a corporation is a “C” designation by default. As a “C” entity, the corporation will file and pay its own taxes with profits and salaries being paid out to employees and shareholders. Since the employees and shareholders have to pay personal taxes on the distributions, “C” corporations are considered double taxation entities. This is generally viewed as a negative thing.

January 25th, 2008

Remember Your Dreams And Learn To Wake Up Inside Them (via Cobweb/3.1 Planetlab2.netlab.uky.edu)

Remember Your Dreams And Learn To Wake Up Inside Them
By Gene Morris

Have ever wanted to wake up and take control of your dreams? Perhaps you would simply like to remember the adventures you had while quietly slumbering away the night?

With a brief explanation of how and why and by following a few simple steps you’ll be on the track to lucid dreaming in no time.

First off, before going any further I must warn you that this experience may change your life and force you to dive into many other fascinating and related topics such as Astral Projection and energy manipulation, that of which will have to be written about in an another article. Again, you have been warned.

January 1st, 2008

S-corporation - Making The Election

Once you decide to form a corporation for your business entity, you will quickly be faced with another question. Should the corporation pay taxes as a “C” or “S” corporation?

There is a lot of confusion when it comes to the tax designation of a corporate entity. The first thing to understand is a corporation is a “C” designation by default. As a “C” entity, the corporation will file and pay its own taxes with profits and salaries being paid out to employees and shareholders. Since the employees and shareholders have to pay personal taxes on the distributions, “C” corporations are considered double taxation entities. This is generally viewed as a negative thing.


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