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Yes, you are required to run payroll if this shareholder also works for the company (is an employee). It should already be in the financial record keeping. Don't add it twice.
Get some mentoring.
W-2 only is recorded on the 1040. I would be part (or maybe all) of the payroll expense on the 1120S.
If you are asking that question you probably shouldn’t be preparing the corporate return without doing a little more homework first.
A new S Corp client who's already running payroll? That IS impressive.
Yes, you are required to run payroll if this shareholder also works for the company (is an employee). It should already be in the financial record keeping. Don't add it twice.
Get some mentoring.
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