
How to Deduct 100% of Your Health Insurance as a Business Owner [Most Are Doing This Wrong]
The deduction is real. The way most owners claim it isn’t.
Keep more of what you earn through smart business structuring, tax optimization, and strategic savings.
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The deduction is real. The way most owners claim it isn’t.

Filing reports what already happened. Strategy decides what happens next.

Two tests stand between you and a legal write-off big enough to erase your salary. Most people who claim it lose it in an audit. Here’s how the winners actually qualify.

The 2026 standard deduction hit $32,200 for married couples. Here’s how smart timing, not extra spending, gets you past it every other year.

Officially named for Medicare. Funds none of it. And the income line that triggers it hasn’t moved since 2013.

The mechanism that actually moves active income between entities, and the two IRS rules that decide whether it survives an audit.

Part 1 covered why one entity stops protecting you as you grow. This is how to actually build the entity that does — the version GreenHunter never had.

Most founders solve the tax problem and stop. The protection problem is still sitting there, waiting for one bad year.

Section 409A lets you decide today which tax bracket next decade’s income lands in. Almost nobody sets it up correctly.

How Section 1042 turns a taxable exit into a deferred one, and often a permanently tax-free one, without forcing you out of the corner office

Most founders spend a decade optimizing a business that owns them right back. Here’s the exact point that changes, and the moves that make it permanent.