Your Nevada corporation
is a separate entity from your home state corporation. A corporation
is an entity created by law, separate from you or any other
corporation.
Whenever your home state corporation writes a check for
valid business expenses to your Nevada corporation, you have
created a tax deduction in your home state. The income has
been transferred to tax-free Nevada.
Set up your special tax-free benefits, such as a medical
reimbursement plan, retirement plan, etc., with the Nevada
corporation (which will have no employees). This will enable
you to take advantage of many legal ways to take money out
of your corporation tax-free, without passing those same benefits
on to other employees. (Some plans, such as a medical reimbursement
plan, must be available to all employees.)
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