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Therapists

Should your practice
become an S Corp?

Running your own therapy practice? Self-employment taxes are probably your biggest expense. See what you'd keep as an S Corp, and what you could build for in retirement with Solo 401(k).

Therapist
Estimated Annual Savings
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as an S Corp vs. sole proprietor or LLC.
Based on 60% of net income as salary, 40% as distributions, and $2,500/yr in payroll fees.
Monthly
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Gross Revenue
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Net Income
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Effective Tax Rate
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S Corp Take-Home
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Savings & Retirement
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S Corp savings 401(k) 7% return (both)

Assumes savings are invested at roughly 7% annual growth, based on blended stock and bond returns over the last 20 years. Returns vary and aren't guaranteed.

Estimated Tax Breakdown
Sole Proprietor / LLC
Gross revenue—
Practice expenses—
Self-employment tax—
Federal income tax—
Total Tax —
S Corporation
Gross revenue—
Practice expenses—
401(k) contribution—
Payroll taxes (FICA)—
Payroll & filing cost—
Federal income tax—
Total Tax + Costs —
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For illustrative purposes only. Not tax, legal, or financial advice. Results vary based on your situation.