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Submitted by karenabcde on Sat, 06/30/2012 - 10:52.

things where any income or capital appreciation is at a more desireable tax rate than self-employed income. By changing to an S corp, it is possble to save on self-employment tax...like cut it in half for incomes that are not real high. And rental income is good as long as you don't say it is a business. No self-employment tax there either.

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