Quote from khorne55:
I was sure that I saw that somewhere on the internet but it was definitely wrong. From TN gov't website:
IRS Publication 589, "Tax Information on S Corporations," can give you more information. Note: S Corporations must be incorporated under the laws of TENNESSEE. Therefore, they are subject to state corporate excise (income) taxes and state corporate franchise (company value) taxes.
This part I don't like is:
Therefore, they are subject to state corporate excise (income) taxes and state corporate franchise (company value) taxes.
There is no "individual" state income tax in TN. This would seem to be a drawback for a TN S-corp.
Incorporate in one state, say Nevada. Earn your wages/dividend distrubutions in another state, TN.
You needn't incorporate in the state you reside.
Later,
Cracked