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Business Summary
Entity Ordinary Business Income—
Your Distributive Share—
S-Corp Employer Payroll Tax—
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QBI Deduction (Sec. 199A)—
Income Summary
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Foreign-Source Income (Not Taxed by U.S.)—
Adjusted Gross Income—
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Taxable Income—
Tax Calculation
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Tax on Cap Gains / Dividends—
FDAP Tax (Interest & Dividends)—
Net Investment Income Tax—
Additional Medicare Tax—
Credits
Child Tax Credit—
Additional Credits—
Bottom Line
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Estimate only, for U.S. federal purposes, tax year 2025. Short-term capital gains are taxed as ordinary income; long-term capital gains and qualified dividends are stacked on top of ordinary income at 0/15/20% rates; non-qualified (ordinary) dividends are taxed as ordinary income. Doesn't include self-employment tax, AMT, state/local tax, or every available credit. For your exact numbers, get your free Tax Summary or talk to a licensed preparer.
Estimate only, for U.S. federal purposes, tax year 2025, for a non-resident alien (Form 1040-NR style). Only U.S.-source income is taxed — foreign-source interest and dividends are excluded. U.S.-source bank deposit and portfolio interest is generally exempt; other U.S.-source interest and all U.S.-source dividends are taxed as FDAP income at your selected country's treaty rate (or 30% with no treaty/none selected), sourced from the IRS's published treaty withholding-rate tables — general/portfolio rates only, not accounting for ownership-based reduced rates or every treaty footnote. The standard deduction is generally $0 (except a treaty-based exception this tool applies for eligible individuals from India). Capital gains are taxed at a flat 30% only if you were present 183+ days this year, otherwise excluded — this rate isn't treaty-adjusted. NIIT does not apply. Additional Medicare Tax assumes F-1/J-1 visa holders are FICA-exempt; other visa types are not exempt. Doesn't include self-employment tax, AMT, state/local tax, or every available credit. For your exact numbers, get your free Tax Summary or talk to a licensed preparer.
Estimate only, for U.S. federal purposes, tax year 2025. Models Form 1065 pass-through: your distributive share of ordinary business income, guaranteed payments, and separately-stated interest/dividends/capital gains/charitable contributions, allocated by your entered profit-sharing percentage. Dividend income is treated as ordinary (not split into qualified/non-qualified) for simplicity. Self-employment tax follows the general rule (distributive share + guaranteed payments for general partners; guaranteed payments only for limited partners) and doesn't account for every fact pattern that can change this. The Section 199A (QBI) deduction is approximated at 20% of qualified business income subject to the taxable-income limit, without modeling the W-2 wage/UBIA limitation that can reduce it for higher earners. Doesn't include AMT, state/local tax, self-employment health insurance or retirement adjustments, basis or at-risk limits, or every available credit. For your exact numbers, get your free Tax Summary or talk to a licensed preparer.
Estimate only, for U.S. federal purposes, tax year 2025. Models Form 1120S pass-through: your distributive share of ordinary business income (after deducting all shareholder-employee wages and the S-Corp's employer-side FICA match) plus separately-stated interest/dividends/capital gains/charitable contributions, allocated by your ownership percentage, plus your own W-2 wages. Dividend income is treated as ordinary for simplicity. Your distributive share isn't subject to self-employment tax — this tool assumes your entered compensation is in fact "reasonable"; the IRS can recharacterize distributions as wages if it isn't. The Section 199A (QBI) deduction is approximated at 20% of qualified business income subject to the taxable-income limit, without modeling the W-2 wage/UBIA limitation that can reduce it for higher earners. Doesn't include AMT, state/local tax, or every available credit. For your exact numbers, get your free Tax Summary or talk to a licensed preparer.
