Law & Entrepreneurship News: “Related to my two earlier posts regarding the IRS’s case against John Menard for taxes and penalties owed because he payed himself a salary that the IRS considered so high that much of it was actually a dividend (thus making the corporation as well as the individual taxable), the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has a story describing the tax troubles entrepreneurs can find themselves in if they pay themselves too much or too little, and ways to avoid such problems.”
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Chuck on October 1st, 2004 at 2:18 pm
Paying oneself too much?
There has to be a reason…Aha! After Social Security is no longer taken at 15%, a dividend can be taxed to the corporationa as a profit.
This is obviously just a money grab.
I don’t know what type of corporation this individual had, but an S Corp passes all profits as “income” or “salary”.
Normally the concern is when a business shows NO salary and you ask “how does this person live?”
Another case of darned if you do and darned if you don’t.