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Find Out How Much You're Overpaying the IRS.

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1. How is your business currently structured?

Sole proprietor / haven't filed for an LLC I have an LLC, but haven't elected S-corp status Already elected S-corp status

2. Do you track vehicle mileage for tax purposes?

No, not really Sort of, not consistently Yes, tracked consistently

3. Do you track equipment and tool purchases separately for tax deductions?

No, not really Sort of, not consistently Yes, tracked consistently

4. Do you pay quarterly estimated taxes?

No, I pay everything at filing time Sometimes, not on a consistent schedule Yes, every quarter

5. Do you have a retirement account funded through the business (SEP-IRA, Solo 401k, etc.)?

No Not yet, but I've thought about it Yes

6. Do your books get reconciled monthly, or mostly at tax time?

Never, or only around tax time Every few months Monthly

7. If you're an S-corp, do you know whether your salary is set at a "reasonable" IRS-defensible level — not too high, not too low?

I'm not an S-corp, so this doesn't apply I'm an S-corp, but I'm not sure what this means I set it myself, haven't had it reviewed Yes, reviewed by a professional

8. Roughly what's your business doing in annual revenue?

Under $200,000 $200,000–$500,000 $500,000–$1,000,000 $1,000,000+

Answer all 8 questions to see your results — 0 of 8 done.

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Enter your estimated annual net profit and we'll show what an S-corp election could save you.

Estimated annual net profit (after expenses, before tax)

What's left after business expenses — not total revenue.

Estimated yearly savings:

Estimate Your S-Corp Tax Savings

A rough, educational estimate — not a substitute for a real analysis of your business.

Current entity structure

Estimated annual net profit (after expenses, before tax)

What's left after business expenses — not total revenue.

Estimated reasonable salary if S-corp (your best guess)

The wage you'd pay yourself through payroll. A common rough range is 40–60% of net profit, but the actual "reasonable" number depends on your role, industry, and hours — this is just your estimate for the calculator.

What you currently pay yourself in salary (W-2, before tax)

Your actual payroll salary today — not distributions. We'll check it against the commonly cited 40–60%-of-net-profit benchmark.

Estimated yearly savings:

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