Adam SandCEO of Roofing Business Partner

Tax Savings With Corporate Compliance 💰#tax #taxplanning #taxtips #roofing #business #shorts

30 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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Short video/transcript arguing that corporate compliance enables tax strategies for S-corporation owners—specifically recommending a corporate resolution to perform a reasonable compensation study. The speaker claims many S-corp owners overpay themselves ("two to three times"), typically overpaying salary by roughly $50k–$60k and wasting about $3k–$5k annually in payroll taxes; corporate compliance can capture these savings.

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"Two to three times" what they should be paying themselves.

"Probably 50 to 60 grand."

"Three to five thousand dollars."

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When you do corporate compliance, that opens the door to other tax strategies. So corporate compliance, it's more of a, hey, you got to do it right. Just like we got to eat to survive. It's like, hey, you got to feed your corporation. You got to feed the baby to make it grow. So it opens the door, though, because when we do corporate compliance now, we say, hey, we should have a corporate resolution to do a reasonable compensation study for an S corp. I have S corporation owners that pay themselves way too much, like two to three times what they should be paying themselves because they're like, I don't know how to take money out of the corporation. So I just pay myself W2 and taxes are taken out of that and cool. I'm good. Well, they're overpaying massively on payroll taxes. Most business owners are overpaying themselves to the tune of probably 50 to 60 grand that I see. And as a result, that is like three to five thousand dollars that they're wasting on payroll taxes. Corporate compliance can save you three to five grand from the reasonable compensation aspect.