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Thank you for all the helpfull info you guys post.
I have a question: In case of Single Member LLC, will there be a max limit we pay for self employment tax for the earned income? Like in case of W2, employment tax stops after 147k.
Hi Mark, Read your last 2 books–thx! -question: If I already always max out my FICA with my W2 job, but want to run a service SMLLC as my side hustle, thinking the S-election is less favorable to me—I pay added 2.9% Medicare tax regardless-is that right? The 12.6% SE tax is satisfied by my W2 max out anyhow–is that correct? Looking at your paralegal formation SMLLC option in February Sir, thoughts? thx Rich
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How does that work if you obtained the LLC for the sole purpose of creating a solo 401(k)? The business is not up & running so self employment taxes wouldn’t come into play correct?