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Tax Day is Behind Us – Four Reasons Why It Still Makes Sense To Form an S Corp

Olivia Mancuso
ByOlivia MancusoMay 10, 2023In Partnership With Collective

If you're anything like me, the idea of being your own boss and creating your own opportunities energizes you. Solopreneurship is incredibly rewarding, but dealing with taxes and finances can be a significant hurdle.

That's where Collective comes in – an all-in-one financial solution that helps you form an S Corp while taking care of compliance, payroll, taxes, bookkeeping, and accounting. Take it from me; the best time to do this was years ago – but the second-best time is now.

Let's explore why you should file your business as an S Corp today.

S Corps help reduce self-employment taxes.

Has anyone ever told you to turn your LLC into an S Corp? They were giving you sound advice! Operating an S Corp offers several benefits, including potential tax savings and reduced self-employment tax liability. While making this change may seem daunting, Collective makes it super straightforward and approachable.

Collective guides you through the formation process and ensures you comply with all necessary regulations. They also provide payroll, tax, bookkeeping, and accounting services, so you have a reliable partner in managing your finances. With Collective, you don't have to switch between dozens of different apps to keep your business's finances in order.

And by the way -- tax savings are important 365 days of the year.

Tax Day is behind us – but that doesn't mean you shouldn't start prepping for next year. And as you probably know by now, self-employed people have to make estimated tax payments on a quarterly basis. Unless you went to school to be a CPA, it's impossible to know all the tax savings your business can (and should) benefit from.

Collective's S Corp formation process walks you through separating your income into a reasonable salary and distributions, allowing you to avoid self-employment taxes on the distribution portion.

Collective only works with businesses-of-one, so they're attuned to the unique financial situations of self-employed individuals. With their expertise, you can maximize your tax savings and make the most of the benefits an S Corp offers.

The S Corp structure improves financial management.

Transitioning to an S Corp structure comes with the responsibility of air-tight, accurate record-keeping and financial organization.

As someone juggling multiple income streams from consulting clients, content creator gigs, and online digital downloads, record-keeping has always been challenging for me. Every client prefers different payment methods and payment dates, which, before Collective, caused some major headaches!

Collective has simplified this process by offering an all-in-one platform tailored specifically for people like me (and you!). They make it easy to organize your income, so you can focus on what you truly enjoy – growing your business.

S Corps enhance your credibility as a business owner.

As a business owner, gaining financial and tax knowledge is crucial for success. It signals to potential clients you're committed to operating a highly legitimate and professional business. The earlier you empower yourself with this knowledge, the better off you'll be.

Collective knows how overwhelming the process can be – which is why they provide direct, personalized assistance for your questions and concerns. You won't have to go through this process alone with Collective as your financial partner.

I breathe easier knowing I have a partner that's not only available when I need them but is actively invested in my success. Using Collective has been transformative for my business. I no longer spin my wheels dealing with complicated financial structures, and I have even more time to dedicate to my clients and bringing in new business.