Please care. look it up.
An S corporation pays no corporate income taxes because the shareholders of the corporation pay the tax on their share of the profits on their individual tax returns.
If an S corp has 3 shareholders, like mine, 45%,45% and 10% and posts a profit of 100K each 45% owner pays the tax on 45k and the 10% owner pays tax on 10k. That money is claimed on their individual tax return not a separate corporate tax return and it is taxed at their individual tax rate which actually in most cases turns out to be MORE income tax than would be collected on a corporate return.
So don't worry, Uncle Sam takes a big wet bite out of the asses of S corp shareholders as well.
Now, do you see why the statement "most US corps. pay no taxes" is a red herring?
no, i don't see it or do not understand what you are trying to show me skull...please try again?
the GAO INCLUDED S corporations in the total corporation category right? i mean, it said that 25% of the Big Corporations paid zero in Corporate taxes giving a different figure than their 63% not paying corp taxes?
but the small companies, filing s-corp status on taxes is my understanding of a smaller corp but honestly, uncertain on that...???
Individual business owners are not s-corps, they are not corporations of any sort, so they would not be included in this figure from the GAO, right?
i dunno, i am obviously missing something...????