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014 - Getting Paid: How To Pay Yourself (Part One)

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Not sure how to pay yourself from your business? Or what to pay yourself? Or how much you should put to the side to pay income taxes?

There are a lot of percentages and formulas floating all around but is it right for you and your business? How can you be sure?

Deciding what you should pay yourself as a business owner can be a confusing matter to resolve but I’ve got you covered.

Note: This episode is especially for you if you're a solopreneur (DBA/doing business as; sole proprietor or a single-member LLC treated as a sole proprietor). There's a separate episode for business owners of corporations.

Mentioned in this episode:

  • the question you should ask yourself BEFORE you start transferring money from your business
  • the quick calculation you can use to figure how much to pay yourself
  • The Pay Yourself Calculator (part of the Money Metrics Tracker Bundle)

Highlights of this episode:

  • 00:38 Question: “How do I pay myself as a self-employed business owner?”
  • 01:49 Why paying yourself depends on your legal & tax business structure
  • 02:35 How to pay yourself if you are a sole proprietor, a DBA/doing business as or a single member LLC (treated as a sole proprietorship)
  • 02:52 How to pay yourself if you’re anything else (multi-members LLC, partnership, S Corporation, C Corporation, etc), legal structures that are separate or treated as separate entities (continued in Episode 015)
  • 04:05 More on how to pay yourself as a solopreneur (1040-Schedule C businesses)
  • 05:07 What are the recommended distribution percentages
  • 06:59 Why I recommend that you pay yourself from the very beginning
  • 08:24 How often do you pay yourself

RESOURCES

Kill The Vanity Metrics Challenge

Money Matters Checklist

Resources List

WORK WITH COMMON CENTS

Virtual Accounting, Bookkeeping & CFO Services

Courses & Programs

Templates

Planners & Printables

Thanks for listening. Don’t miss an episode - subscribe on: Anchor, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher

Want to chat and hangout with me, Joyce? You can find me on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter…as @thecommoncents.

You can find all the links and additional show notes at: https://www.thecommoncents.com/podcast

  continue reading

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Not sure how to pay yourself from your business? Or what to pay yourself? Or how much you should put to the side to pay income taxes?

There are a lot of percentages and formulas floating all around but is it right for you and your business? How can you be sure?

Deciding what you should pay yourself as a business owner can be a confusing matter to resolve but I’ve got you covered.

Note: This episode is especially for you if you're a solopreneur (DBA/doing business as; sole proprietor or a single-member LLC treated as a sole proprietor). There's a separate episode for business owners of corporations.

Mentioned in this episode:

  • the question you should ask yourself BEFORE you start transferring money from your business
  • the quick calculation you can use to figure how much to pay yourself
  • The Pay Yourself Calculator (part of the Money Metrics Tracker Bundle)

Highlights of this episode:

  • 00:38 Question: “How do I pay myself as a self-employed business owner?”
  • 01:49 Why paying yourself depends on your legal & tax business structure
  • 02:35 How to pay yourself if you are a sole proprietor, a DBA/doing business as or a single member LLC (treated as a sole proprietorship)
  • 02:52 How to pay yourself if you’re anything else (multi-members LLC, partnership, S Corporation, C Corporation, etc), legal structures that are separate or treated as separate entities (continued in Episode 015)
  • 04:05 More on how to pay yourself as a solopreneur (1040-Schedule C businesses)
  • 05:07 What are the recommended distribution percentages
  • 06:59 Why I recommend that you pay yourself from the very beginning
  • 08:24 How often do you pay yourself

RESOURCES

Kill The Vanity Metrics Challenge

Money Matters Checklist

Resources List

WORK WITH COMMON CENTS

Virtual Accounting, Bookkeeping & CFO Services

Courses & Programs

Templates

Planners & Printables

Thanks for listening. Don’t miss an episode - subscribe on: Anchor, iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher

Want to chat and hangout with me, Joyce? You can find me on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter…as @thecommoncents.

You can find all the links and additional show notes at: https://www.thecommoncents.com/podcast

  continue reading

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