Educational Videos on Starting and Maintaining Your Business
In this video, Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet, breaks down payroll taxes in a clear, simple way so you know what you’re responsible for when you hire employees. Whether you’re hiring your very first team member or expanding your business into new states, understanding payroll taxes is essential to staying compliant and avoiding costly IRS or state penalties.
What you’ll learn in this video:
- What payroll taxes actually are
- Employee vs. Employer Payroll Taxes
- Why payroll taxes matter
- How CorpNet can help your business
Before you run your first paycheck, you must register for payroll taxes. In this video, Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com, walks you through the process in 5 simple steps.
Whether you’re setting up payroll for the first time or expanding into new states, this guide makes it easy to understand exactly which accounts you need and how to get them registered correctly.
Step 1: Get Your Federal EIN
Every employer needs an EIN before registering for state payroll accounts. You’ll learn what it is, why you need it, and where to get it.
Step 2: Register for State Withholding Tax
This is the tax you withhold from employee paychecks and send to your state’s Department of Revenue.
We’ll cover:
● What the withholding account is
● Where it’s filed
● Why processing times vary by state
Step 3: Register for State Unemployment Insurance (SUI)
SUI (or SUTA) is required for every employer.
You’ll learn:
● Where to apply
● What information is required
● How SUI rates are issued
Step 4: Know Your Deadlines & Set Up Payroll
Once your accounts are approved, you’ll receive:
● State withholding account number
● State unemployment account number
We’ll also explain deposit schedules, quarterly reporting, and what to give your payroll provider.
Step 5: Want to Skip the Paperwork?
If you want help with:
● State withholding registration
● State unemployment registration
● Local payroll tax accounts
CorpNet handles the entire setup process for you in all 50 states — fast, accurate, and fully compliant.
Whether your client is hiring their first employee, or they are expanding their team, payroll setup involves more than just cutting a paycheck.
In this webinar recording, Nellie Akalp reviews how accountants can set up payroll for an LLC or Corporation:
- Payroll tax basics
- Information needed to process payroll
- 10 steps for setting up payroll
- 5 steps for processing payroll
- Payroll options for business owners
- Considerations for hiring remote employees
What exactly is an S Corporation, and how can it save your small business money on taxes? In this video, Nelly Akalp, CEO and Founder of CorpNet.com, breaks down everything you need to know about the S Corporation election.
While many think an "S Corp" is a type of business entity, it is actually a tax election that can be applied to a Corporation or LLC. Watch to learn how this status can help you avoid double taxation, reduce self-employment taxes, and gain credibility with clients and investors.
In this video, we cover:
- What is an S Corporation? (Subchapter S Tax Election)
- How to become an S Corp: Forming your entity and filing IRS Form 2553.
- Top 4 Benefits: Tax savings, pass-through taxation, credibility, and audit protection.
- Who Qualifies? Requirements for shareholders, stock classes, and residency.
- When should you switch? (Income thresholds and profitability).
In this comprehensive and easy-to-understand video, we break down what an LLC (Limited Liability Company) is, how it works, and why it’s one of the most popular business structures in the United States. Whether you’re launching a small business, freelancing, or just curious about your options, this video explains everything you need to know.
What You’ll Learn in This Video:
- The basic definition of an LLC
- How an LLC separates your personal assets from your business liabilities
- Why entrepreneurs and small business owners choose LLCs over corporations or sole proprietorships
- The step-by-step process for forming an LLC in your state
- Key tax advantages and legal protections offered by LLCs
- Tips on deciding if an LLC is the right structure for your business