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S-Corp Tax Savings Calculator
See how much you could save in self-employment taxes by electing S-corp status. Based on 2026 tax rates, all 50 states. Takes about 30 seconds.
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The IRS requires a "reasonable salary." This is a conservative default; your CPA should confirm the right number.
Estimated SE Tax Savings
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By splitting income between salary and distributions as an S-corp
SE Tax savings only, overall income and SE tax savings will vary depending on your specific fact pattern.
| Sole Proprietor | S-Corp | |
|---|---|---|
| SE / Payroll tax ? | – | – |
| Federal income tax ? | – | – |
| State income tax (ID) | – | – |
| Estimated total tax | – | – |
| Estimated annual savings | – |
A note on this estimate: This calculator uses your inputs and standard 2026 tax rates. It does not account for all deductions, credits, or your specific state's progressive brackets. S-corp elections also carry administrative costs, typically $1,000–$3,000/year for payroll processing and additional filing fees. Your net savings should be weighed against those costs. A conversation with a CPA turns this estimate into a real number.
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