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Hello, in this video i will be explaining the following.
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So we have ori and jane, and they operate a sole proprietorship.
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So we want to know the married joint tax bracket and corporate tax rate of 21%.
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How much of the current tax this strategy could save oriene and jane.
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And then we're going to see how much income is left in the corporation.
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So let's just go ahead and jump into this.
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So when we consider the business side, take that to 50 ,000 and multiply it by 21%.
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And we get 52 ,500.
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And then after income, or after tax income, it brings us to 197 ,500.
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So then it's plus to 2 ,000 in ordinary income, plus 200 ,000.
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In ordinary income and that would give us take that to 9 -1 plus 24 % and this is from all from tax bracket charts so if these are not your exact chart numbers you can always do use you always plug in your numbers and then 200 ,000 minus that 171050 and then that gives us 36 ,000 159 and then after in tax income that gives us 163 -841 and then total after -tax income that gives us 197 500 plus 163 -841 and we get a total of 361 -1 3 -3 -341 and we get a total of 361 3 -1 3 -4 -1 and then of course you're defined after the what's left in the corporation...