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Live Event! Reasonable Compensation for S Corps Webinar

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We’re hosting a class to help educate you on reasonable compensation for S Corps! As a monthly or annual subscriber this live course is 100% exclusive, and free to you! All you need to do is sign-up for the event!

Reasonable Compensation for S Corps

on November 1st @ 11am PST!

For two decades the IRS has been preparing an assault on reasonable compensation for S Corps. Their arsenal is now fully locked and loaded. In it, there is everything from commonsense tools to obscure memos. We will explore key court cases, IRS guidelines, preparer penalties and some of the obscure weapons the IRS has put in place. We debunk common myths and fiction on how reasonable compensation should be calculated and replace it with facts and methodologies that the IRS relies on.

This two-hour course will be hosted by our sponsor, RCReports, and conducted by Paul Hamann, President of RCReports.

This course is 100% free to our subscribers!

We are offering free continuing education credits to all qualifying participants!

IN A NUTSHELL…

WHY: To educate you on the basic advantages of Distribution vs. Salary!

WHO: Paul Hamann, President of RCReports

WHAT: A live webinar course on reasonable compensation for S Corps!

WHEN: NOVEMBER 1st @ 11am PST to 1pm PST

WHERE: Zoom!

HOW: It’s exclusive and free to all TOTTB subscribers!

WHAT COULD POSSIBLY MAKE THIS BETTER!?: We are offering a free CE Credit for qualifying attendees courtesy of the American Institute of Certified Tax Planners!
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