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Members of an LLC taxed as a C corporation (C corp) or an S corporation (S corp) cant make an owners draw. Instead, the LLC can pay them a reasonable salary.
LLCs are considered pass-through entities, which means the LLC itself does not pay federal income taxes on business income. Instead, income passes through to individual members of the LLC, who pay federal income tax earned from the LLC via their own individual tax returns.
Business owners can pay themselves through a draw, a salary, or a combination method: A draw is a direct payment from the business to yourself. A salary goes through the payroll process and taxes are withheld. A combination method means you take part of your income as salary and part of it as a draw or distribution.
Its completely possible for a single-member LLC to have employees. In fact, many LLCs run their business with employees. Even if you dont want to hire full-time employees there are still lots of other options, such as independent contractors.
Unlike salary payments, LLC distributions are usually not subject to self-employment taxes. Paying LLC members via distributions can thus help reduce the recipients overall tax liability.
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As a sole proprietor or a Single Member LLC, you should not pay yourself a traditional salary, instead you can take Owner Draws from your business profits. For tax efficiency, you may elect to file a S-Corp.
Getting paid as a single-member LLC For single-member LLCs, there are two choices for payment: Either through a business bank account, which is recommended, or a personal account. Similar to a multi-member LLC, options are available, as you can either pay yourself a salary or take distributions as an owners draw.
Getting paid as a single-member LLC However, you are not paid like a sole proprietor where your business earnings are your salary. Instead, you are paid directly through what is known as an owners draw from the profits that your company earns. This means you withdraw funds from your business for personal use.

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