Free Tool — Entity Structure

S-Corp vs. LLC Analyzer — Find the Right Entity Structure for Your Business

The wrong entity structure costs physician practice owners thousands in unnecessary self-employment taxes every year. Enter your profit level and current setup — get a side-by-side tax comparison and a clear recommendation in 90 seconds.

Prepared by Askia Roberts, CPA (GA Lic. CPA038784) Results emailed instantly — no sales call Includes state-specific S-corp franchise tax where applicable

First name *

Email *

What type of business do you run? *

Estimated net profit from the practice this year (after expenses, before your compensation) *

Current practice entity structure *

Tax filing status *

State of practice *

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What you get

→ Side-by-side SE tax comparison: LLC vs. S-corp
→ Estimated annual tax savings from switching (net of S-corp admin costs)
→ Whether your profit level clears the break-even threshold
→ Optimal W-2 salary if S-corp is recommended
→ State-specific franchise tax flag (California, Tennessee, etc.)

The break-even point

An S-corp adds roughly $2,000–$3,500 per year in administrative costs (payroll, separate return). It only makes sense above the point where SE tax savings exceed that threshold — typically around $60,000–$80,000 in net profit, depending on your state.

Election deadlines matter

To elect S-corp status for the current tax year, the IRS deadline is March 15 for calendar-year entities. Missing this window means waiting another year.

Analysis prepared by Askia Roberts, CPA — Georgia License No. CPA038784. For informational purposes only. Does not constitute tax or legal advice or create a CPA-client relationship.