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Popular Insights
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1099 or W-2 for Shareholder-Employees of S Corps? Updated for 199A (28,325 Hits)Feb 01, 2019
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What if an S Corp Owner can’t afford to pay Reasonable Compensation? (15,437 Hits)Oct 01, 2019
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How to Stress Test a Reasonable Compensation Figure (8,243 Hits)Jan 01, 2019
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IRS lays out steps to keep Reasonable Comp challenges out of Tax Court (5,950 Hits)May 01, 2019
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Did the IRS Really Lose? Lessons from the Davis Case (5,424 Hits)Aug 01, 2019
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RCReports provides instant and accurate insights into Reasonable Compensation for closely held businesses to ensure your clients remain compliant, minimize risk and realize maximum payroll tax savings. With in-built industry, legal, IRS criteria and salary data intelligence, tax advisors, valuators and forensic accountants gain access to credible and independent Reasonable Compensation calculations with guaranteed cover in the event of an IRS audit or litigation.
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We synthesize a proprietary blend of IRS criteria, court rulings, geographic data and our Exclusive database of wages to...
Cost Approach
The Cost Approach breaks the duties of the business owner into its components such as company administration, accounting, finance...
Market Approach
Compares the business owner's compensation to compensation within the same industry. The market approach focuses as much as possible...
Income Approach
Seeks to determine whether a hypothetical investor would be satisfied with their return on investment when looking at the financial...
LATEST INSIGHTS
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77% of Accountants Misinformed on Reasonable Compensation
By Paul S. Hamann & Jack Salewski, CPA, CGMA The most popular methods for computing reasonable compensation are, like the cool kids in high school, cute and fun to hang around with, but not who you need at your side come finals week. Conventional Wisdom, Rule of Thumb, and Safe Harbor methodologies win the popularity
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“More Action Can Be Taken”: IRS Aims Big Data at Officer Compensation
By Paul S. Hamann & Jack Salewski, CPA, CGMA Just how big of an issue is S Corp. officer compensation under reporting? Big would be an understatement. The most recent estimate (TY 2011-2013) has S Corp. owners underreporting compensation by $24 billion per year, twice as much as ten years earlier. So, what is the
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BLOSSOM DAY CARE v. IRS Tests 20-Year-Old Precedent
By Paul S. Hamann & Jack Salewski, CPA, CGMA “Too clever is dumb” quipped the humorous poet Ogden Nash. He wasn’t wrong. A couple named Hacker found that out the hard way, and by that we mean the expensive way. It has been about seven or eight years since we last had an S Corp
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Fact or Fiction – How are you advising your clients?
By Paul S. Hamann & Jack Salewski, CPA, CGMA We recently polled 993 CPAs, EA’s, and other tax professionals to find out if they could recognize fact from fiction as it applies to the IRS’s guidance on how to determine reasonable compensation. 81% believed the fiction. Here’s what we asked: Which of the following methods
