S Corp

Is an S corporation the right corporate structure for your business? Read this article to find out if a Subchapter S designation makes sense for you and your business.

S corps are the most popular form of small business incorporation. As an entrepreneur you have a lot of good reasons to explore the possibility of transitioning to an S corps business structure -- including our list of S corp advantages.

S corps offer several benefits for small business owners. But as great as S corps seem, they're not perfect. Before you start drawing up the paperwork to convert your company to an S corps, there are a few S corps disadvantages that are worth thinking about.

Is there a difference between S corp dividend income and S corp salary? You better believe there is -- and the auditors at the IRS are interested in making sure you know what it is. Here's the info you need to stay on the IRS' good side.

Although S corps and C corps and LLCs may seem similar, they are unique business structures with vastly different consequences for your business. If you don't understand the nuances, you can quickly find yourself in over your head.

An S corp structure can be a big plus for a business. But when it's time to dissolve it, an S corp can also be a big pain in the . . . you get the picture. Whether you own an S corp now or plan to own one in the future, you will eventually need to know how to dissolve an S corporation.