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Insured Buy/Sell Agreement for a C CorporationInsured Buy/Sell Agreement for a C Corporation

A guide to the tax aspects

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Insured Buy/Sell Agreement for a  C Corporation

The accounting and tax aspects of a C corporation and a partnership are considerably different. The C corporation structure has two taxes. First, there’s an income tax at the corporate level on the net corporate income or profits. Then, if the corporate profits are subsequently distributed to the stockholders, there’s a second tax because the distribution will be taxed to the stockholder as a dividend.

Also, unlike in a partnership, C corporation stockholders who work for the corporation will be classified as employees and receive employment compensation. That compensation will be taxable to the stockholder/employee and deductible to the corporation. Because the compensation isn’t subject to income tax at the corporate level, it has the e...

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About the Authors

Frank L. Rainaldi

FRANK L. RAINALDI, CLU, ChFC, DAEP is considered by many to be one of the insurance industry’s leading educators.  He is the primary author  of The Kugler System (www.kuglersystem.com), well known for its  estate, business and retirement planning books, software and online solutions.

William F. Rainaldi

WILLIAM F. RAINALDI, CFP®, AEP co-founded The Kugler Company and is co-author and editor of the bulk of the company’s training materials and planning software (www.kuglersystem.com). He is a former Adjunct Lecturer at New York University's School of Continuing Education.

Patrick J Deo

PATRICK J. DEO, CPA is the President of Deo, LaManna, Deo & Co., P.C.  He has been awarded the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants Service (NJCPA) Award in recognition of his leadership and service to the organization.  He has served a vice president and a trustee of the NJCPA, and has been involved in various initiatives, including the New Jersey Taxpayer Bill of Rights.  Deo is a noted national speaker and frequent lecturer for the NJCPA and its chapters.  He had previously worked for the IRS for nearly 20 years in various high level positions.