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Your allocated share of S-Corp profit flowing to your personal return, after your salary is paid out. In a multi-owner business, use your K-1 amount, not total company profit.
What the S-Corp pays you in W-2 wages. Enter your current salary or a working assumption.
Your pro-rata share of W-2 wages paid to non-owner employees. In a multi-owner business, multiply total employee payroll by your ownership percentage (a 50% owner with $200k in employee wages enters $100k).
Spouse's W-2, rental income, interest, other business income, and so on. Affects where you fall in the phase-out range.
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