3 ways to get cash out of your business as an S corp owner

3 ways to get cash out of your business as an S corp owner

3 ways to get cash out of your business as an S corp ownerMisty Newsome
Published on: 06/10/2025

Learn the 3 ways S-Corp owners can pay themselves—salary, distributions, and reimbursements—and how each impacts taxes and compliance.

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How to Deduct Health Insurance as an S-Corp Owner

How to Deduct Health Insurance as an S-Corp Owner

How to Deduct Health Insurance as an S-Corp OwnerMisty Newsome
Published on: 29/08/2025

Learn how S-Corp owners can deduct health insurance premiums. Avoid pitfalls, stay compliant, and reduce your tax bill the right way.

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Saving: S-Corp vs. LLC, Which Offers the Best Tax Opportunities?

Saving: S-Corp vs. LLC, Which Offers the Best Tax Opportunities?

Saving: S-Corp vs. LLC, Which Offers the Best Tax Opportunities?Misty Newsome
Published on: 06/08/2025

Discover whether an LLC or S-Corp is the smarter move for your small business. Learn how each structure impacts taxes, payroll, and savings—plus get expert CPA insights to help you make the right financial decision for long-term growth.

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LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp? Here’s What Business Owners Really Need to Know About Legal vs. Tax Entities

LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp? Here’s What Business Owners Really Need to Know About Legal vs. Tax Entities

LLC, S-Corp, C-Corp? Here’s What Business Owners Really Need to Know About Legal vs. Tax EntitiesMisty Newsome
Published on: 21/07/2025

Learn the key differences between legal and tax entities—and how choosing the right one can protect your business and lower your taxes.

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Can S-Corp Owners Use an HSA? What You Need to Know

Can S-Corp Owners Use an HSA? What You Need to Know

Can S-Corp Owners Use an HSA? What You Need to KnowMisty Newsome
Published on: 16/07/2025

Can S-Corp owners use an HSA? Learn how the rules work, what you can deduct, and how to maximize tax savings the right way.

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LLC vs. S-Corp: Getting Your Salary “Just Right” as a Content Creator

LLC vs. S-Corp: Getting Your Salary “Just Right” as a Content Creator

LLC vs. S-Corp: Getting Your Salary “Just Right” as a Content Creator Misty Newsome
Published on: 04/06/2025

Thinking about switching your LLC to an S-Corp? Before you do, learn how to set a reasonable salary that keeps you compliant and maximizes your tax savings. Avoid costly IRS mistakes with expert guidance from Misty Newsome CPA.

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