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if a company make some money on sales but use that profit to buy more inventory. at end of year, my inventory increase but i didn't take profit but still have to pay tax on the gross profit?
example:
gross : $60,000
total purchase : $40,000
begin inventory: 5,000
ending inventoy: 25,000
cogs = begin inventory + purchase - end inventory
cogs = 5,000 + 40,000 - 25000 = 20,000
net ordinary income = 60,000 - 20,000 = $40,000
so i have to pay tax on $40,000 even i use all money to purchase more inventory? doesn't make sense when i haven't take a dime out but pay tax on $40,000?
As you said, the business made money - so yes that money is taxed.
Now what you do with it is up to you.
I understand have to pay tax on profit but i have to pay tax on personal even i have not take distribution from business?
Yes
Unless the business is taxed as a c-corporation, it is a pass through activity, all income is reduced by all expense and the balance is your net taxable profit. Regardless of whether or not you take the funds out of the business
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