AboutRichard Fritzler Expertise I am in the business of tax planning for business owners. Our company helps business owners structure so that they can be reduce the taxes that they owe, making them far more profitable.
Experience Since 1986 I have been helping successful business owners reduce taxes, protect assets, and limit their liability. The company is Owelesstax, incorporated at www.owelesstax.com
Organizations National Small Business Owners Association.
Nevada Association of Listed Resident Agents.
Citizens Legal Association
The Business Owners Institute
Publications Contributing author to "The Corporate Standard Newsletter".
I am also a writer for an email newsletter about business
Googlegroups/Successfulbusiness
I am also an Expert in the areas of Tax Law, Retirement Planning, and Estate tax issues.
Expert: Richard Fritzler Date: 6/24/2008 Subject: C-Corporation set-up
Question I want to set-up a c-corp for my commissions. I currently am salaried and do other work for the company. I will also be doing sales in addition. Is there any conflict of interest by putting all my commissions in a c-corp while retaining my salary for my other job? I will have another client in 2 months that I will sell for also, and want to put those commissions in the c-corp also. Do you see any IRS or other problems with this?
Answer Nope, you are intelligently choosing to do business as a Real Corporation. As long as you live by the rules the IRS has laid out, there is absolutely no problem. In fact you will be less likely to be audited because you chose to do business as a real Corporation.
Congratulations, and I hope I had some part in encouraging you to run your business as all of the most successful businesses do.
Richard Fritzler http://www.owelesstax.com
http://www.nevadacorporateservices.com
phone 800 590-6612
