S-CORP & ENTITY STRUCTURE FOR TEXAS REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Keep more of every commission
Since January 2024, Texas agents can register an LLC or S-Corp with TREC to receive their commissions. AccuGeeks tells you whether an S-Corp makes sense for you, then sets it up correctly, from LLC to TREC approval to payroll.
15.3%
self-employment tax on net commissions, before income tax
Most agents pay self-employment tax on every dollar they earn.
As a 1099 agent, you pay roughly 15.3% self-employment tax on your net commission income, on top of income tax. Structured correctly, an S-Corp can reduce that. Structured wrong, it costs you more in fees, payroll, and penalties than it saves. The answer depends on your numbers, not on what worked for another agent.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. In the right order.
01
Analysis & Roadmap
We run your numbers through our S-Corp Feasibility Analysis and give you a clear yes, not yet, or no.
02
Entity Setup & TREC Support
If it's a yes, we form your LLC and guide your entity through TREC approval.
03
S-Corp Activation
We file your S-Corp election, set up reasonable-compensation payroll, and route your commissions through your business.
FOUNDING AGENT COHORT
Now accepting a limited number of Founding Agents at $2,000 for the full package.
WHAT CLIENT SAY
Reviews from our clients
NEXT STEP
Find out if an S-Corp pays for you.
Answer a few quick questions and get an honest answer in about two minutes. It's free.
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