TaxGirl11
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2 weeks ago
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Questions for my tax experts. Would you recommend an S corp shareholder take distributions up to their basis each year? If the company doesn't have the money to pay the distribution out, they can put it in a distribution payable account where the distribution has been granted but not paid. If there is a positive basis in one year, but the next year they have a substantial loss that eats up their basis, they lost the ability to get money out of the company without paying capital gains. I think it would be best to take money when you have basis and pull from it when you need it. What are your thoughts?
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