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Self Employed Tax Breaks for Health Insurance

I’ll try to keep this super short and sweet. This is addressed to owners of companies and won’t cover all the situations, but you can use this as a general guide to understand the tax structure as it relates to health insurance deductions: S-Corporation (or taxed as an S-Corp) If you are taxed as an

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Filing Annual Taxes with Our PEO

Many accountants / tax preparers are unsure how to enter PEO wages/transactions into their tax software.  There’s 2 ways they can do this: All “wages” / “payments” made to the PEO (from your company bank account) are labeled as “PEO labor expenses”.  They are entered as a single line item. Imagine if your company hired

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Understanding Shareholder Basis

Shareholder Basis, The Retained Earnings for LLC’s & S-Corps Keeping track of your shareholder basis (also called “Stock Basis” by some people) is something that many accountants will not do for you, and yet is extremely important. Your shareholder basis is the equivalent of a large publicly traded corporation’s “retained earnings” … or what people

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How to Shop for Health Insurance

Health insurance isn’t complicated, it’s just something most people haven’t thought about. I spoke with some Russian tourists once and they had no clue what a “hoagie” was. It’s about familiarity more than anything. So, here’s a very brief way to consider health insurance.   The Most Important Thing: Provider Network What if I told

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Small Employer Tax Credit

If you have employees and offer health insurance and PAY for at least 50% of the employee only premium (no contribution for dependents is required), then you may be able to claim a health insurance tax credit! https://www.healthcare.gov/shop-calculators-taxcredit/ – note the credit doesn’t apply to owner’s share of premiums, only employees.  Also, this credit can

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How Dental Insurance Really Works

Individual dental insurance is almost impossible to find.  Yes you might find it, but if you sign up you’ll soon realize it’s not what you bargained for. With dental insurance, it’s common to see many dentists and even more specialists do NOT accept any insurance.  They are covered at “out of network” benefit levels. Wait

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