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Thank you, Ma'am!  Very sweet of you to help us!

Neal A. Puckett
LtCol, USMC (Ret)
Puckett & Faraj, PC

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On Feb 17, 2010, at 16:36, "Lee, Hae Eun (Helen)" <hlee@rennercpa.com> wrote:

Neal,

 

I misinformed you about DC.    DC is one of the states that doesnât recognize the S-corp status.   A S-corp is treated as a normal corporation and the company has to pay taxes for its shareholders.

 

So in your case,

 

         1120S will be prepared for Federal/ no taxes due with return

         DC -20 will be prepared for DC income and the company will pay taxes.   Shareholders  do not need to file DC income tax return. All is done at the corporate level for DC.

         VA K-1 for VA will be prepared with form 1120s and provided to the shareholders if there's any VA income by the S-corp.   Shareholders will pay VA income taxes thru their individual tax return.

 

So company will file return with Federal, DC and VA.

Company will pay DC taxes

Individual shareholders will pay federal & VA income taxes thru their personal returns.

 

 

 

Income Tax Rate

         Tax rate for DC (with form DC-20 - at corporate level) is 9.975% of taxable income.

         Tax rate for VA (with form VA760 - at individual level)  is  5.75% at maximum (see the attached tax table).

 

 

Business Personal Property Tax rate:

 

         DC - $3.40 per $100 of assessed value.  But the first $225,000 of taxable value is excluded. So you may not paying any taxes.

         Alexandria - $4.75 per $100 of the assessed value.

 

 

Hope this clarifies your questions.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

 

Helen

 

<va tax rate.pdf>