Owner's Draw vs. Salary (what's the difference?) Payroll distributions in QuickBooks Online
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- What is the difference in payroll taxes with an owner's draw vs. a salaried employee? How are contractors and employees treated differently and who gets a 1099 vs. a W2? How do you pay taxes as a business owner and how do you record everything in QuickBooks Online. If you own a corporation, how do you get a K-1 and do distributions? There is a lot of unpack on this topic!
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Whew! That was a lot of info. What other questions do you have about salaries, W2s, contractors, 1099s, S-corps, distributions or K-1s?
You did an awesome job explaining the different scenarios!
Thanks for the positive feedback!
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Hi, I happened upon your video and found it so helpful so thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Krista (FinePoints Admin)
Just opened myself a S-corp/LLC. This video was a nice review. I currently hired a bookkeeper, but am considering getting into bookkeeping as a side gig. (I am a physical therapist assistant)
Bookkeeping is a great side gig--let me know if you have any questions about it!
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Thank you 👍 I am certified bookkeeper but don't have work experience so this is very helpful for my job applications 🙏😇
Glad it was helpful!
Not to be all in your business, but do you mind disclosing what was that dollar amount you reached that your accountant said to switch over?
I think around 40K annually is the average threshold. It may vary household to household depending on what else you have going on.
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Profit?
Yeah, net income.
This was such an insanely helpful video. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
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Thank for this
Thanks for watching and being engaged!
Great video!!
As a corporation one's salary could be higher than one's owner's draw which means a bigger tax deduction. Am I understanding that correctly?
What about non-profits, including those that garner millions+, or CEO of the non-profit?
so, as an LLC, I am considering paying myself as an s-corp, so a bi-monthly salary. In addition, I expect to take "distributions" which I would pay quarterly taxes on, correct? What about the money that I don't take out of the business? Is that taxed as profit the same way it was when I was taking only owners draws?
Hi, hope all is well. Question. In my LLC, if I make $100,000 in a year, and I take out or Draw $25,000. On my LLC, P&L it still reads $100,000 because the draw is not an expense, yes? Now do I claim the $25,000 as income on a Schedule C or just enjoy the money? Thanks JC
You claim the full 100k, b/c that's the profit of the biz. For this biz type it doesn't matter the amount you transfer to your personal account--only the biz profit matters.
Great, that part I understand, my inner question is the $25K I take out - do I claim it in a Schedule C or do I not claim the 25K.....I hope I am making sense.@@FinePointsBookkeeping
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Can I use an owners draw to pay back money I put into the business to get it going? It’s a Llc type. I want to not pay taxes on it.
Also what made u choose s instead of c?
That was what my accountant recommended--I think that C-corps are for bigger businesses.
So owners draws are not taxed personally. Got it
I work for a law office. Partners take a distribution. Do I pay them thru payroll or as a vendor. All have direct deposit
For our partners, we write paper checks for distributions (they prefer that). You can definitely put it through a payroll company, as long as it's marked as a distribution (not going on the W2).
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