abctax55
Level 15
01-22-2020
02:46 PM
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Just a few problems with your understanding C-Corps.
1) They don't have "owners"; they have shareholders.
2) The "employees/owners" ie, those that provide services get wages (W-2).
3) Money paid out to these "owners" (your description) is either a loan, or a dividend. So a Form 1099-Div should be filed. Dividends are NOT deductible at the corporate level, but are taxable to the recipient. Thus the reason that closely held corps are usually not C-Corps.
Report back if you really meant this is an S-Corp as the rules are a bit different
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