#TaxTalk w/ Kesha JonTae Kesha JonTae

How do you know if an LLC is right for your business?  I like to call an LLC a chameleon business entity. Because the IRS doesn't actually recognize the LLC structure, LLCs can be taxed as any one of the business types we discussed over the last few episodes. | Quick disclaimer: I am a CPA but I’m probably not YOUR CPA. The information provided in this episode and every episode of tax talk is meant to be informational in nature and is not intended to be construed as tax or accounting advice. If you have questions about your specific tax situation, you can e-mail me at hello@themillennialtaxpert.com to become a client or reach out to your preferred professional so that they can answer your tax and accounting questions. Find episode show notes at: https://www.themillennialtaxpert.com/choosing-an-llc-6-things-to-consider/


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How do you know if a C corporation is right for your business?  A C Corporation is the default corporation type. Many people consider C Corporations to be for big companies, but they can be beneficial for smaller businesses too. | Quick disclaimer: I am a CPA but I’m probably not YOUR CPA. The information provided in this episode and every episode of tax talk is meant to be informational in nature and is not intended to be construed as tax or accounting advice. If you have questions about your specific tax situation, you can e-mail me at hello@themillennialtaxpert.com to become a client or reach out to your preferred professional so that they can answer your tax and accounting questions. Find episode show notes at: https://www.themillennialtaxpert.com/choosing-a-c-corp-6-things-to-consider/


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| Quick disclaimer: I am a CPA but I’m probably not YOUR CPA. The information provided in this episode and every episode of tax talk is meant to be informational in nature and is not intended to be construed as tax or accounting advice. If you have questions about your specific tax situation, you can e-mail me at hello@themillennialtaxpert.com to become a client or reach out to your preferred professional so that they can answer your tax and accounting questions. Find episode show notes at: https://www.themillennialtaxpert.com/choosing-an-s-corp-6-things-to-consider/


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How do you know if a partnership is right for your business?  A partnership is a default business entity - when more than one one person create a for-profit business together the business is automatically a partnership unless and until the owners decide to create a different business entity. However, it's still important to understand how choosing or defaulting to a partnership can affect your business. | Quick disclaimer: I am a CPA but I’m probably not YOUR CPA. The information provided in this episode and every episode of tax talk is meant to be informational in nature and is not intended to be construed as tax or accounting advice. If you have questions about your specific tax situation, you can e-mail me at hello@themillennialtaxpert.com to become a client or reach out to your preferred professional so that they can answer your tax and accounting questions. Find episode show notes at: https://www.themillennialtaxpert.com/choosing-a-partnership-6-things-to-consider/


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How do you know if a sole proprietorship is right for your business?  Honestly, most sole proprietorships are probably sole proprietorships by default. If you start a business as the sole owner and you don't form a formal business with the state, your business is a sole proprietorship. So even if you don't consciously choose a sole proprietorship, you still choose a sole proprietorship - you get me? | Quick disclaimer: I am a CPA but I’m probably not YOUR CPA. The information provided in this episode and every episode of tax talk is meant to be informational in nature and is not intended to be construed as tax or accounting advice. If you have questions about your specific tax situation, you can e-mail me at hello@themillennialtaxpert.com to become a client or reach out to your preferred professional so that they can answer your tax and accounting questions. Find episode show notes at: https://www.themillennialtaxpert.com/choosing-a-sole-proprietorship-6-things-to-consider/


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Quick question. Have you slid into the inbox of a tax pro and asked them to tell you whether you should create an LLC or an S-Corp for you new business? If so, you might have gotten answers like "it's hard to say", "it depends", or "book a consultation". It's probably the number one "quick question" I get. So today I'm sharing with you six things to consider when choosing a business entity. Writing down your thoughts to these 6 categories will make the conversation with a tax professional and lawyer much more focused and can help you easily weed out the structures that won't work for you. Make sure you check out the show notes to download your FREE workbook that you can use as you follow along with this episode. | Quick disclaimer: I am a CPA but I’m probably not YOUR CPA. The information provided in this episode and every episode of tax talk is meant to be informational in nature and is not intended to be construed as tax or accounting advice. If you have questions about your specific tax situation, you can e-mail me at hello@themillennialtaxpert.com to become a client or reach out to your preferred professional so that they can answer your tax and accounting questions. Find episode show notes at: https://www.themillennialtaxpert.com/6-things-to-consider-when-choosing-a-business-entity


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