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Think C-Corps are outdated? Think again!
They’re making a comeback—and for growth-focused businesses, they might be the smartest move you can make. Here's why:
Why C-Corps Deserve a Second Look
- Flat 21% tax rate
- No self-employment tax
- Built-in exit strategy with ESOPs
- Attractive fringe benefits
Tax Advantages That Matter
- Deduct health, disability & retirement benefits
- Greater loss flexibility for offsetting future income
- Avoid self-employment tax
Who Should Consider a C-Corp?
- Business owners reinvesting earnings
- Founders building for a future exit
- Companies retaining top-tier talent
- Businesses with <5 shareholders
Don’t let the “double taxation” myth stop you.
The right structure can unlock major savings AND growth potential.
Let’s run the numbers—C-Corp might be your best move in 2025.
- Ashish Acharya
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