Taxation Implications


American corporations theoretically pay 35% of the
profit they earn from domestic operations to the Internal
Revenue Service in the form of income tax.
Employees of
these corporations also pay taxes on income personally
earned as salary, dividends and capital gains.

Small business owners add business profits to their
personal income and pay tax at the standard rate based
on how much they have earned.

Other nations charge less corporate tax and this nation
does not tax profits earned overseas. This is one reason
businesses move their headquarters overseas to places
like the Cayman Islands that do not tax corporate income.

This may be considered good business if loyalty to this
nation is not a concern, only owner income is considered,
the foreign nation remains stable and the quality of
research, production and service remains high and local
customers remain loyal to the brand.
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According to Forbes the Projected 2013 marginal personal income tax rates are
expected to be:

Rate
Single
Married
Head of House
10%
$0 to $8,925
$0 to $17,850
$0 to $12,750
15%
$8,925 to $36,250
$17,850 to $72,500
$12,750 to $48,600
25%

$36,250 to $87,850

$72,500 to $146,400
$48,600 to $125,450
28%
$87,850 to $183,250
$146,400 to $223,050
$125,450 to $203,150
33%
$183,250 to $398,350
$223,050 to $398,350
$203,150 to $398,350
35%
$398,350 to $400,000
$398,350 to $450,000
$398,350 to $425,000
39.6%
$400,000 and up
$450,000 and up
$425,000 and up

Stocks, bonds, precious metals and property held for more than a year that
increased in value and sold are taxed at the "Capital gains rate of 15%.

Anyone self-employed also pays the equivalent of 12.4% of their salary as "Payroll tax."
Employees pay 6.2% and employers pay an additional 6.2% for a total of 12.4%
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If you are single and earned $100,000 in income before taxes...

_From buying and selling stock or_
property your marginal rate is
15% or
$15,000

You keep $85,000
.


_From your LLC (Payroll tax is a deductable_
business expense) your marginal rate is
28% or
$28,000

You keep $72,000
.


_From salary paid by an employer your_
marginal rate is 28% plus you also
paid 6.2% in Payroll tax or
$34,200

You keep $65,800
.