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Howdy Bogleheads, My portfolio consists of: - 40% Small Value US equities. - 20% Small INTL equities. - 20% S&P 500 - 20% Bonds. I'm in my 20's, unmarried, and I'm more concerned with long-term return than portfolio volatility. I am in the 35% tax bracket. Most of my investments will be in a taxable...

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I've realized one mistake I made when reviewing these numbers. From the Vanguard website: "After-tax returns are calculated using the highest individual federal income tax rates in effect at the time of each distribution." However, even given the above, it would seem that Municipal bonds are almost ...

Hi Bogleheads, I'm determining what bond fund I'll use in my taxable account and I'm having a tough time making sense of the after-tax returns listed on the Vanguard website. The general rule of thumb for when to use muni-bond funds rather than Total Bond seems to be when you're in the 25% or someti...

I am the sole owner of an S corp and I'm about to pay a distribution to my self in an amount greater than $10,000. When are the taxes on this distribution due? Am I required to pay them immediately, at the end of the quarter, or can I pay them with my annual return?

When preparing a tax return, if you don't understand the reason for a question being asked by the tax program, you should not assume it is a program error. While the amount distributed does not affect the taxable income on the K-1, the amount distributed does go on line 16 (code D) of the K-1 as an...

I am doing my taxes using Turbo Tax Business 2016 and I've come across what appears to be an error in the software. I am the sole shareholder of an S-corp that had a profit in 2016. These profits were not distributed though, they were retained by the company. As such, I need to create a K-1 form for...

Howdy, I am the sole owner of an S-corp and its only employee is myself. In the fourth quarter of 2016, my gross salary was $25,000. I have filled out a Form 941 however the 'Balance Due' field is confusing me. Here is a screenshot with the values filled out: http://prnt.sc/due80f The form is saying...