Christine Y. asked
I have clients who set up an SCorp in 2015. I didn't know until today when I received their computer printouts that neither of them took salary in 2015; everything is shown as "draw." Where should this be reported on Form 1120S/K-1? I advised them that from here on out they must take reasonable salary.
September 14th, 2024
Francisco T. answered
At this point, the "draws" should be treated as S-Corp distributions, which are essentially distribu...
September 14th, 2024
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