2026 tax planning

How to Convert a Florida LLC to an S-Corp in 2026 Without Triggering IRS Late Election Penalties

How to Convert a Florida LLC to an S-Corp in 2026 Without Triggering IRS Late Election Penalties

Converting a Florida LLC to be taxed as an S‑corp in 2026 is usually done by filing IRS Form 2553 within 75 days of the intended effective date (or within 75 days of forming the LLC) to avoid late‑election penalties. Florida law generally does not require “converting” the entity to a corporation—most owners keep the […]

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How to Structure an S-Corp in California to Minimize Self-Employment Tax on 2026 Distributions

In California, an S‑corp can reduce self‑employment tax because only “reasonable compensation” paid as W‑2 wages is subject to FICA, while the remaining 2026 profits may be distributed outside payroll taxes. This structure is most effective for owner‑operators who can document market‑rate salary, maintain payroll compliance, and separate wages from distributions. This article explains how

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