Incorporating in Georgia: Strategic Tax Issues: Atlanta CPA & Virtual CFO
Incorporating in Georgia: Strategic Tax Issues: LLC for Rental Properties, Reasonable Salary and County Property Tax Report
While Serving as a CPA during the tax preparation process, we take the time to look to the broader picture of business management while also seeking to provide insight of a Virtual Controller. The below is a sample letter we might send to a client offering strategic financial insight to their business, its operation and being sensitive to protecting their personal assets from potential liabilities:
I suggest that your put all of your rental properties in a separate LLC to protect your personal assets from potential legal liabilities associated with them. After you get this set up, please forward to me a copy of the incorporation papers as well as its EIN/Federal ID #. To see how Limited Liability Companies are taxes visit http://www.hiscpa.com./article6.html
Please be advised that it is necessary for you as an S Corporation given position and profit. At present I believe you salary should be at least doubled. Please be reminded that the best indication of a fair and reasonable salary is what you would have to pay an independent individual to perform you duties/job. To read more about S Corporations you can do so at http://www.hiscpa.com./incorporating-articles.html
This is to confirm that you are handling your county property tax report and your business license.
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