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Who we help
- Inconsistent record-keeping.
- Failure to make estimated tax payments.
- Not separating personal and business expenses.
- Overlooking potential tax deductions.
- Not understanding self-employment tax obligations.
- Late filing or failure to file Form 1120S.
- Incorrectly classifying distributions and salary.
- Not paying reasonable compensation to shareholders.
- Misunderstanding of shareholder basis rules.
- Double taxation on profits and dividends.
- High corporate tax rates compared to individual rates.
- Complex tax filing requirements.
- Limitations on deducting business losses.
- Issues with retained earnings and accumulated earnings tax.
- Discrepancies in profit and loss distribution among partners.
- Late or incorrect filing of Form 1065.
- Misunderstanding of self-employment taxes for partners.
- Difficulty tracking and maintaining partners' capital accounts.
- Not making required tax elections on time.
- Confusion over tax classification (disregarded entity, partnership, or corporation).
- Not understanding the self-employment tax implications.
- Failing to make state-specific filings or annual reports.
- Mismanagement of member capital accounts.
- Not maintaining a clear separation between personal and business finances.
Why work with TFX?
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Every document undergoes a rigorous two-step verification by our supervisory team. Senior tax experts working on your case. No junior staff.
80+ accredited CPAs, EAs, JDs
Dedicated experts committed to guiding you every step of the way. Always on standby to simplify the complex and address all your queries.
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