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March 30, 2023
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No salaries for a domestic eligible entity to be calssified as an association taxable as a corporation

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No salaries for a domestic eligible entity to be classified as an association taxable as a corporation, should I insert a note to 1120?  The reason there are no salaries is this business is just beginning and planning on utilizing it once the business gets up and running.

Best answer by JulieS

No, you don't need to include a note. It is very common for a new corporation to not have any payroll in the few year or two. 

 

That being said, if you have a profit, you should start payroll as soon as it it is practical to do so. If you file three years with a profit and no payroll, you are very likely to be audited because of it. 

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JulieSAnswer
March 30, 2023

No, you don't need to include a note. It is very common for a new corporation to not have any payroll in the few year or two. 

 

That being said, if you have a profit, you should start payroll as soon as it it is practical to do so. If you file three years with a profit and no payroll, you are very likely to be audited because of it. 

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March 30, 2023

Thanks so much.