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Schedule K-1 from an S-Corp does not generate Self-Employment tax. If you are the owner of an S-Corp, you need to pay yourself wages from the corporation as compensation, and issue a W-2 for you as an individual. See this link to the IRS discussion of this issue, which comes up frequently:https://www.irs.gov/uac/wage-compensation-for-s-corporation-officers
The Internal Revenue Code establishes that any officer of a corporation, including S corporations, is an employee of the corporation for federal employment tax purposes.
This is different for partnerships, which do generate Self-Employment tax
Schedule K-1 from an S-Corp does not generate Self-Employment tax. If you are the owner of an S-Corp, you need to pay yourself wages from the corporation as compensation, and issue a W-2 for you as an individual. See this link to the IRS discussion of this issue, which comes up frequently:https://www.irs.gov/uac/wage-compensation-for-s-corporation-officers
The Internal Revenue Code establishes that any officer of a corporation, including S corporations, is an employee of the corporation for federal employment tax purposes.
This is different for partnerships, which do generate Self-Employment tax
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