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  • Can I do this?

    Can I set myself up as a S corporation and than pay off my student loans thru it. This would allow me to save $$$ pre-tax and pay off my student loans.

  • #2
    Google Answers: Corporate taxes + paying off employee student loan

    This answers better than I can
    Last edited by Seeker; 04-24-2008, 04:16 PM.

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    • #3
      Screwed by the government again!!!

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      • #4
        m3racer,

        My suggestion in life is to develop the saying:

        "I like paying taxes."

        Really. . .try saying it 3x.

        Try to avoid getting an accountant who will offer "creative accounting" to get around taxes. Student loan interest is partially deductible so take advantage of that.

        I like my accountants to be old, gray-haired, have coke-bottled glasses with one of those accountant calculators that are screwy, and smoke a cigar (male or female Conservative). It's just not worth it. You don't need a young hot-shot accountant coming in, telling you to set up S-corps, now you are paying filing fees and yearly fees, plus 2 different returns, so you can save a few dollars in tax.

        And that's exactly what some hotshots will do.

        Remember. . .say,

        "I like paying taxes." and tell your acct. that while they look at you like you have 2 heads.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Scanner View Post
          I like my accountants to be old, gray-haired, have coke-bottled glasses with one of those accountant calculators that are screwy, and smoke a cigar (male or female Conservative).

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Scanner View Post
            m3racer,

            My suggestion in life is to develop the saying:

            "I like paying taxes."
            LOL, I actually don't mind paying taxes. I did until the year that we were both mostly unemployed and had almost no income to report. I was so embarrassed to file taxes that year and mortified when we got an EIC that I didn't know we were entitiled to. Wow, it was awful. It feels a lot better to make money and pay taxes than to feel like such a complete failure.

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            • #7
              I don't really mind paying taxes, but I can't stand how the government spends it. Knowing that many people cheat on their taxes, doesn't bother me so much, knowing that the money stays in the economy.

              I know that many of you are going to flipout with that statement, so swing away.

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