Difference 1
Election without analysis
Election based on a rule of thumb
S-Corp strategy
Savings modeled using actual business profit
Legally bypass the 15.3% self-employment tax on your business distributions.
Built for the work ahead
A focused fit review confirms whether S-Corp Tax Advantage Program matches your current needs and next decisions.
The S-Corp decision
Potential savings must be weighed against payroll, compliance, and implementation costs.
Election without analysis
Election based on a rule of thumb
S-Corp strategy
Savings modeled using actual business profit
Election without analysis
Owner pay selected without support
S-Corp strategy
Reasonable compensation documented
Election without analysis
Payroll added after the election
S-Corp strategy
Payroll readiness included in implementation
Election without analysis
Compliance handled in separate silos
S-Corp strategy
Books, payroll, planning, and filing coordinated
A defined sequence keeps the work organized, visible, and connected to the decisions that follow.
Step 1
Model potential savings, compensation, and implementation costs.
Step 2
Confirm whether and when the election makes sense.
Implementation
Coordinate filings, payroll, and entity requirements.
Quarterly
Review compensation, distributions, estimates, and compliance.
The core work and deliverables included with S-Corp Tax Advantage Program.
Custom Strategy Based on Savings Potential
Your consultation confirms the appropriate scope before work begins.
“S-Corp savings are strongest when the election, compensation, payroll, and records operate as one system.”
Union National Tax S-Corp Tax Advantage Program methodology
Discuss your situationSave $15k+ annually by restructuring how you pay yourself.
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