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How are C-Corporations taxed differently than S-Corporations?

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Brian Schuchart is a CPA and Senior Finance Business Partner. His professional experience includes senior management roles with NBC Sports, Virtual Health, and the Children's Hospital of Philadephia.

This question tests the knowledge of the differences between the two most common business structures. The two structures have many differences, but one of the biggest is taxation.

Brian Schuchart

Brian Schuchart is a CPA and Senior Finance Business Partner. His professional experience includes senior management roles with NBC Sports, Virtual Health, and the Children's Hospital of Philadephia.

"The main difference between C-Corporations and S-Corporations is how they are taxed. C-Corporations pay taxes on the profits, and the owners also pay taxes on dividends received from the corporation. S-Corps are not taxed. Instead, the profit is taxed on the owners' personal income tax returns. Both taxation methodologies have their advantages and disadvantages."

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