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Jim Stepan
  • Investor
  • Anna Maria, FL
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Taxes on Flip Profit

Jim Stepan
  • Investor
  • Anna Maria, FL
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I have just gone into contract on my latest flip and will be making nice profit of around $350K! This is our largest profit yet and wanting some input on ways to save on taxes. We have a CPA but looking for other ideals on this matter. 

Our company is set up as a LLC and taxed as a S Corporation. How does the profit get taxed and at what rate? I believe it is ordinary income and taxed at my personal income tax rate. If I draw a salary of $100K can the extra $250K stay in the company tax free to be reinvested in the next flip? Is there a time frame that the money needs to be reinvested?

Looking forward to everyone's input!

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