Studying ecology or environmental management at degree level will allow you to: 1  Understand how to manage the natural environment. 2  Understand how ecosystems work. 3  Learn about species diversity.
However, substantial distributions in prior or the current year would blunt that argument. Taking substantial distributions at the same time you're taking no or a low salary will weigh against you. And showing a $200,000 distribution from the S corporation while taking a $20,000 salary will quickly stand out.fter all, the only difference between a distribution and salary is usually the social security and medicare taxes on the salary. For example, Madison Inc. has $200,000 in profits before Fred, the only shareholder, takes a salary.
Obviously, the big savings from an S corporation come from setting salaries for shareholder--employees to some reasonable yet low figure. Everybody knows that--accountants, attorneys, small business owners and (of course) the Internal Revenue Service.he IRS provides this salary statistic at its www.irs.gov website. In recent years, the average shareholder-employee salary paid by an S corporation runs roughly $40,000 a year.