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Great maybe one of you can answer my question:


I have an S-Corp was doing consulting but now have an employer full time. I have no sales for 2015. Last year a final 941 was filed but the business was never closed. Can I just keep it open with no sales? Do I have to file if i had no sales? Do I have to pay the 25 Corp tax by the 15th?


Thanks,
Eileen Keck

On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 01:59 PM, Pete Helgren wrote:

I am going to +1 this. I have had an S-Corp for many years and it has alternated between being my primary source of income, when all my consulting was routed through it, to being a way to keep things "alive" when I was on a W2 from another organization. Maximum flexibility.

I was lazier than Gary, though. I used a PEO to handle the issuing of a paycheck and tax filings. The cost was very reasonable and access to group rate health care was a plus. The Feds aren't making life easier for small business owners so the PEO route was an easy way to avoid having to keep up with the latest tax/regulation changes.

Pete Helgren
www.petesworkshop.com
GIAC Secure Software Programmer-Java
On 3/10/2016 10:04 AM, Gary Kuznitz wrote:
If you want, I have instructions on how to create an S-Corp without spending a thousand
dollars for someone else to do it. You may want to have someone look it over but that
shouldn't cost as much to have them create it. You can email me directly if you want it.

I have instructions on filling out quarterly and yearly taxes that I file on my own. I
don't pay for a payroll service. I am the only employee in my corporation so it's very
easy. My personal salary out of the corporation is the same every month so I calculate
my taxes only once at the beginning of the year. I have a web site that does the
calculation for me.

I use Quickbooks to keep track of my income and expenses. My CPA uses the
Quickbooks file to do my taxes.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Gary Kuznitz


On 8 Mar 2016 at 21:17, Kim (Kim Greene ) commented
about Re: [Consult400] Self-employed consultant questio:

1099s are not required for S-corps, so I highly forming one.


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