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How To Start And Run Your Own Corporation: S-Corporations For Small Business Owners begins where many incorporation books leave off. Peter Hupalo, author of Thinking Like An Entrepreneur, teaches you the basics of corporate business structure. How To Start And Run Your Own Corporation: S-Corporations For Small Business Owners will help you understand:
How To Start And Run Your Own Corporation: S-Corporations For Small Business OwnersTable Of ContentsIntroduction A Note About Tax Rates And Burnt Minds Chapter 1 Choose Your Business Structure (Wisely!) Sole Proprietorships Partnerships Limited Liability Company Corporations S-Corporations Chapter 2 Choose A State Reasons For Incorporating In Delaware: Reasons For Incorporating In Your Own State Foreign And Domestic Corporations And The Concept Of “Doing Business” Chapter 3 Basis Basis In C-corporations More About Basis And Section 1244 Stock Net Operating Losses And Tax Loss Carryforwards Basis Per Share Basis In S-Corporations S-Corporation Distributions And Basis Basis And Wages S-Corporation Basis Worksheets Loan Restoration Chapter 4 Shares --Authorized, Issued, Outstanding Preferred Stock (C-Corporations) Classes Of Stock (C-Corporations) Issuing Shares And Percentage Ownership Shareholder Agreements, Buy-Back Agreements, And Treasury Stock Preemptive Rights And Successive Rounds Of Financing Par Value And No Par Value Stock Paid-In Capital And Retained Earnings Chapter 5 Debt And Equity Financing Loans Equity Loans From Shareholders To The Corporation Accrual Accounting And Shareholder Loans Shareholder Leasing To The Corporation How About Renting Office Space In Your Home To Your Corporation? Chapter 6 Angel Investors Private Placements And SCOR Small Business Loans Chapter 7 Employee Stock Options (C-Corporations) The Angel Investor/Manager Employee Chapter 8 Directors Concept Of Quorum Minutes Of The Meeting A Board Of One And Consent Resolutions Directors And Officers Insurance Cumulative Voting Close Corporations Vs. Closely-Held Corporations Chapter 9 Officers The President Apparent Authority Derivative Shareholder Lawsuits Identifying Your Corporate Role Treasurer, Secretary, And Vice President Chapter 10 A Resolution For Everything Accountable Plan To Reimburse Employee-Paid Expenses Chapter 11 Workers’ Compensation Unemployment Insurance Self Insurance Bonuses Chapter 12 Employees And Employee Benefits Chapter 13 Tax Strategies The Disadvantages/Advantages Of A C-corporation S-corporation Income Splitting Accumulated Earnings Growing A Business Company Valuation: Buying And Selling A Company Phantom Income Personal Holding Company To Invest In Other Stocks And Bonds Within Or Outside The Business Chapter 14 Retirement Plans Qualified Plans S-corporation Issues And The SIMPLE-IRA SEP-IRA Profit-Sharing Plans And Other Options The One-Person 401(k) The Power Of Tax-Deferred Compounding Chapter 15 Introducing Schedule M-2 And The AAA AAA: The Mother Of All “Basis” Accounts Other Adjustments Account Shareholder’s Undistributed Taxable Income Previously Taxed Earnings And Profits (E&P) The Order Of Distributions From The Accounts Dividends And Distributions Chapter 16 Sample 1120S Return: Joe’s Sex Toys Emporium Schedule A Meanwhile On Page 1 Moving On To Page 2 Of The 1120S Schedule K Page 4 Of The 1120S Schedule M-1 ** Non-Deductible Expenses ** Schedule M-2 Form K-1 ** Multiple Shareholders ** Earnings Per Share Per Day And Ownership Changes Analysis Conclusion Chapter 17 Forms: Sample 1120S Return: Joe’s Sex Toys Emporium, K-1 Chapter 18 A Step By Step Guide To Incorporating Conclusion Chapter 19 The Future Resources Books Websites Index Available from HCM Publishing. 
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