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Old 04-27-2012, 11:54 AM
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S-Corp Investing

Hello,

I am founder of 15 year old Illinois SCorp. (3 other owners).

Approx annual revenues of $2.5MM

I am interested in taking some of our current "cash" and investing / trading.

My question are in regards to how gains would be taxed...

Example:
I plan on opening up a "Corporate Etrade" account.

Say I take $20,000 and invest that in a stock.... Sell that stock 1 month later at $50,000 ($30,000 in gain)...

Assume that this $30,000 is the only trade for the whole year, I sold and simply have $50,000 now sitting in the Etrade account.

My question... is this $30,000 gain immediately passed through as "income" to the Scorp? Or is not a gain until I actually take it out of the Etrade account?



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