LLC / Sole Prop
Disregarded entity
CurrentTotal tax
$61,199
Free Planning Tool
Enter your net business profit to see a side-by-side tax comparison across all three entity structures. Find the crossover point where an S-corp election starts paying off — and how much you could save.
Entity structure analyzer
Compare LLC, S-corp, and C-corp tax treatment side by side. See exactly when an S-corp election starts saving you money and whether a C-corp structure is worth considering. Illustrative 2026 estimates — not tax advice.
LLC / Sole Prop
Disregarded entity
CurrentTotal tax
$61,199
S-Corp
Comp: $60,000
Total tax
$51,728
C-Corp
21% flat + dividend tax
Total tax
$60,546
S-Corp break-even
S-corp election typically makes sense above $50,000 net profit. At your income, the estimated annual savings are $9,471 vs. LLC treatment.
C-Corp note
C-corps can make sense for retained earnings strategies, QSBS eligibility, or investor fundraising — but double taxation applies on distributions. This estimate assumes full distribution of after-tax profits.
Planning notes
Illustrative estimates only. Using 2026 federal tax brackets and flat state rate approximations. Does not constitute tax or legal advice. Payroll administration costs not included in S-corp estimates. QBI (§199A) deduction not modeled. Consult a CPA for personalized analysis.
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