The highest contribution limits, ability to invest in any asset class with tax-free compounding, and a supersized Roth account.
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The amount of business taxes that you’ll have to pay at the end of each year largely depends on the business entity you operate under. If you’re a corporation, you’ll have to pay the corporate tax rate, which is 21% for 2023. Businesses that are not incorporated (also known as pass through entities) are taxed […]
When you’re starting a business, choosing the business structure that you’ll operate under is one of the first important decisions you’ll have to make. It’s important to choose the right entity for your situation because there are different administrative, tax, and legal ramifications for each one. There are over a dozen different types of business […]
Whether you run a 7-figure business or a small weekend side hustle, financial forecasting helps you to predict how your business will perform financially in the future. It helps you to plan ahead, set expectations and goals, make smarter decisions, and is necessary to have if you ever decide to raise funding for your business. […]
OVERVIEW There are only two eligibility requirements for a solo 401k: Business owners with any type of business entity can open a solo 401k as long as they generate income and they don’t have employees. But what happens if you decide to hire a full-time W-2 employee, and you’re no longer self-employed? Can you keep your account, or […]
OVERVIEW The solo 401k and SEP IRA are retirement accounts created for small business owners and self-employed individuals. Both have the same contribution limits, offer tax-free compounding on investments, and all business entities are eligible. A solo 401k offers more tax advantages than a SEP IRA, but has stricter eligibility requirements. Depending on your business, one might make […]
SIMILARIES DIFFERENCES Both the Roth Solo 401k and the Roth IRA are funded with post-tax dollars. You contribute with income that’s already been taxed, but you don’t pay any taxes when you withdraw from either of the two accounts in retirement. In other words, your money compounds tax free, and then you get to keep […]
A 401k is an employer-sponsored retirement plan. Without an employer, you cannot participate in a traditional company 401k plan. However, there are some strong alternatives that offer even better benefits and tax-advantages than a normal 401k. Perhaps you’re already employed, but your company just doesn’t have a 401k plan that they offer to employees. 401k […]
Any business entity is eligible to open and contribute to a solo 401k plan as long as they meet the general solo 401k eligibility rules. An S corporation is also allowed to open a solo 401k, but there’s one additional eligibility rule if it has multiple shareholders. Here’s everything you need to know about opening a solo […]