c corporation

Personal Goodwill as a Tax Strategy: 3 Requirements for Using Personal Goodwill to Reduce Taxation

Tax planners can provide tremendous value in the sale of a business. Business owners and shareholders may not be aware of the tax consequences that will come with selling their shares or assets—and offsetting these costs requires a thoughtful tax strategy. This is especially true for the sale of a C corporation since this business […]

Personal Goodwill as a Tax Strategy: 3 Requirements for Using Personal Goodwill to Reduce Taxation Read More »

Three Requirements for Using Personal Goodwill to Reduce Taxes

What does personal goodwill have to do with the sale of a business? Business owners looking to maximize their profits from selling their shares or assets will need a strategy to reduce the tax consequences. This is especially true for the sale of a C corporation since this business type is taxed separately from its

Three Requirements for Using Personal Goodwill to Reduce Taxes Read More »

Personal Goodwill as a Tax Strategy: 8 Scenarios Where Personal Goodwill can Reduce Taxation

When your client informs you that they intend to sell their business, they may be expecting to simply collect the profits and celebrate. The unfortunate news you will have to break to them is that the tax consequences can significantly reduce their proceeds—which is why they will need a tax strategy in place before moving

Personal Goodwill as a Tax Strategy: 8 Scenarios Where Personal Goodwill can Reduce Taxation Read More »

Eight Tax-Saving Ways to use Personal Goodwill

Selling your business may not be as profitable as you expect, especially if you have not taken the tax consequences into consideration. Business owners need to be prepared with a tax strategy before selling some or all of their shares or business assets. One lesser-known tactic for reducing these taxes is applying the concept of

Eight Tax-Saving Ways to use Personal Goodwill Read More »

Which entity

How To Answer The Not-So-Quick Entity Question

When it comes to entity selection, there really isn’t a general “rule of thumb”.  Most business owners consult their attorney to determine which entity is appropriate, but in many cases, they’re making a big mistake if they don’t seek counsel from their tax team before choosing their entity. But you know that. Let’s talk about

How To Answer The Not-So-Quick Entity Question Read More »