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Business ownersYour business and your family, on one balance sheet.
Most tools treat the business and the household separately. Money God runs your K-1, salary and retirement plan through your family's real return — so you see what each decision does to both.
Everything in business owners.
Reasonable salary
What an S-corp salary saves in payroll tax at your profit, and what the IRS expects a reasonable salary to look like.
Retirement plans compared
Solo 401(k), profit sharing and cash-balance plans side by side, by tax saved and what your family keeps.
K-1s through your return
Pass-through income, the QBI deduction and state tax computed on your household's actual return.
Quarterly estimates
Safe-harbor estimates from your past returns, so you pay enough to avoid penalties and not much more.
Family on payroll
Hiring your children, the Augusta rule and an accountable plan — priced by the tax engine for your situation.
Your CPA in the loop
Invite your CPA read-only. They see the same numbers and leave notes; you stop emailing spreadsheets.
Owner strategies, with the tax engine's numbers.
The ideas business owners hear about at conferences, checked against your entity, your kids and your return — with what each saves this year and what your CPA must set up.
- Cash-balance and profit-sharing plans for the owners
- Kids on payroll and the Augusta rule, done properly
- What to avoid: the strategies that draw audits
Good to know
Does Money God do my bookkeeping or payroll?
No. It plans with your numbers — profit, salary, K-1s — and leaves bookkeeping and payroll to the tools and people you already use.
Which entities does it understand?
Sole proprietorships, partnerships and S corporations flowing through your personal return, with the K-1 income from your filed returns.
Can my CPA see this?
Yes, if you invite them. They get read-only access and can leave notes; you can remove them any time.