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How to save taxes and avoid being audit at the same time?
I have two companies, one for real estate investment which is a LLC and one for home construction which is S Corp, just call them A and B. B takes remodeling project for A, how to handle them wisely to save taxes? e.g. how much should A pay B for each project? how much w2 should I pay myself for the s corp? Thank you so much in advance.
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@Michael Plaks: seems to think taxes are fun and is qualified.
I'm an accountant. "Fun" is not in my vocabulary. ;)