Personal service corporation (PSC) tax rulesQuestion Are personal service corporations subject to different tax rules?
Answer Personal service corporations are subject to special rules in the tax law. Some of these rules are beneficial; others are not. Here are some of the particulars. PCSs:
- Cannot use graduated corporate tax rates - Are generally required to use the same tax year as that of their owners - Can use the cash method of accounting - Are subject to the passive loss limitation rules - Can have their income and deductions reallocated by the IRS between the corporation and the shareholders if it more correctly reflects the economics of the situation - Have a smaller exemption from the accumulated earnings penalty than other C corporations
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Author of J.K. Lasser's Small Business Taxes 2007
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