Everything Liz, Jaci, and Sarah Wanted to Know About Tax
On our latest podcast episode, the owners get expert answers to their many questions about managing their tax liability.
Good Morning!
Here are today’s highlights:
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THE 21 HATS PODCAST
This week, we brought in a tax expert, Juliann Rowe of CRI Simple Numbers, to explain everything Liz Picarazzi, Jaci Russo, and Sarah Segal ever wanted to know about tax (but weren’t sure whom to ask). For example, should owners run their own compensation through payroll? Well, maybe, maybe not. We quickly learned that the answer for Sarah is different from the answer for Liz, which is why a lot of owners get this one wrong. Among the other issues we cover: Isn’t it easier for owners to pay themselves through payroll so they don’t have to worry about paying quarterly estimates? Can the owner take a draw to cover her income tax payment?
Plus: If the owner isn’t running her own compensation through payroll, how much can she contribute to her 401(k)? Is it even a good idea for owners to tie up their money in a retirement account? What’s the best way for an internal bookkeeper and an external CPA to work together? And also, why did Liz, Jaci, and Sarah ask me to bring in a tax expert who is a woman?
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