424 \\ How Kris Restructured to an S-Corp and Saved $50,000 in One Tax Year

Could your business structure be costing you tens of thousands of dollars each year? In this episode, Tiffany explains how a consultant earning $1.5 million faced nearly $74,000 in self-employment and Medicare taxes. After modeling an S-Corp election and a reasonable salary, the gross employment-tax difference was about $50,000. You’ll learn how S-Corps work, why owner salary matters, and which IRS rules you cannot ignore. Tiffany also covers QBI, payroll costs, state fees, and other details that can change your true savings. This is practical CPA advice for owners who want smarter tax planning, better business finance, and legal tax reduction. Before you file another Schedule C, listen now and find out whether your business structure needs a second look. Next Steps: 💰 Start Paying Less in Taxes – Grab a Copy of Your Biggest Expense! ➡️https://tiffanyphillips.samcart.com/products/your-biggest-expense-bundle ☎️ Find Out How Much You’re Overpaying the IRS – Book a Free Discovery Call ➡️https://calendar.phillipsbusinessgroup.com/tax 📧 Questions? Email Me at [email protected] ✅ Like and Rate us for more practical tax saving tips... Keep More! 👉if you want me to keep walking through these restructuring moves, comment SCORP and I’ll get you some more information.