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I own 50% of my medical practice. My 2 business partners are 25% owners each. I'm receiving part of my compensation as payment through the company of a LOC that I was paying prior to forming the partnership for expenses related to the start-up. The LOC will be paid off in 2 months. What are my options to continue to receive this compensation, other than receiving a direct payment (with tax consequences)? Can I use the LOC in any legal way to continue to have the company pay for this and therefore avoid the direct compensation with its tax consequences?

October 6th, 2023

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