The Solo 401k, Using an LLC or S-Corp, Tax Strategies, & More – The Open Forum Show

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The Solo 401k, Using an LLC or S-Corp, Tax Strategies, & More – The Open Forum Show




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3:00 Understanding Bankruptcy
5:25 Solo 401k Rules
8:54 Which Entity is Best for Doing International Business?
11:54 Roth Solo 401k Contribution Questions
14:39 Payroll Sweet Spot in Your S-Corp
18:10 Writing Off Start-Up Costs
24:49 Back Dating your S-Corp Conversion
25:50 Moving Deduction / Home Office Deduction strategy
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37:55 Limited Partnerships or LPs
41:00 Can you max out a Roth and Traditional IRA in the same year?
44:59 Strategies to Shut Down a Business

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12 Comments

  1. Kym Ng

    I got my LLC on 7/18/22 this year and filed the irs form 2553 form for s-corp.

    Could I be taxed as a s-corp for the full 2022 or only beginning on 7/18?

  2. Mary Nhett

    Thank you Mr. Kohler, I love America too

  3. brett goldstein

    First of all you can't contribute 61,000 to a solo 401k. You have to have the income to support a contribution of that size. In order to contribute 61,000 in 2022, you would have to have at least 136,000 in income from the business. That is because profit sharing contributions are limited to 25% of income. Secondly the part time rule doesn't apply in 2022. Thus solo 401k plans could continue to avoid filing a Form 5500, as long as they have less than $250,000 in assets in the plan. Starting in 2021, the SECURE Act defines Long Term -Part time employees as any employee who in each of the past three consecutive years worked between 500 and 999 hours. Thus, the first year that any long-term, part-time employee will be eligible to participate in a 401(k) plan no earlier than 2023. Thus in 2022, a business owner with part time employees could continue his/her Solo 401k. Currently there are proposals in Congress to shorten it from 3 years to 2 years. Finally if a part time employee does become eligible to participate in a plan, under the SECURE Act they would not get any matching or profit sharing contributions and they are excluded from the IRS testing rules.

  4. Avery Beasley

    Mark and Mat,
    I thought the Roth employer match goes into a traditional type account and is taxed at ordinary when distributed. Can you guys clarify? Thank you!

  5. Bohica Ahcs

    Mark can You and Matt address "U.S. Senate Democrats are finalizing a plan to close a tax loophole used by many companies, and they want to use those revenues to shore up the government-run Medicare healthcare program for the elderly and disabled, sources familiar with the discussions said on Thursday.

    Democrats expect to submit legislative text to the Senate parliamentarian in coming days, said one source, who asked not to be identified in order to discuss the private negotiations.

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  7. Valerie Hotzfeld

    Great show. Loved the one about being able to apportion some moving expenses to home office. You've got some smart viewers. Or maybe you're successfully teaching us grasshoppers how to think outside the box. I hope you get better.

  8. James Baldwin

    If i am working remotely (expat) in another country what are the tax implications? Would I still only pay normal US taxes. I thought about living abroad to save in high rents in the usa. And tax write off on living.

  9. MYOB MYOB

    CA Prop 19 _ is there any strategy to minimize prop taxes – claim farm? Split ownership? 1031?

  10. Rigo Quiroz

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  11. Dr. Leif Smith

    Love your stuff, Mark, keep it coming. When is your next book coming out?!

  12. JukeBoxWild 66

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