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Industries we work with

Built for hands-on business owners.

Four industries we know cold — the forms, the deadlines, the IRS notices, and the S-Corp math for each.

§ Truckers

Owner-Operator Truckers

Your truck. Your authority. Your books — finally clean. Per-diem tracking, IFTA quarterly, 2290 HVUT, and the S-Corp math for the owner-operator scale.

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§ Service Biz

Service Businesses

Consulting, agencies, professional services — the S-Corp niche we know best. Reasonable comp, K-1s, §199A QBI, multi-state sales tax.

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§ Real Estate

Real Estate Investors

Schedule E done right. S-Corp only where it actually helps. REP status, cost seg, §1031, the STR loophole.

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§ Solopreneurs

Freelancers & Solopreneurs

Schedule C today. S-Corp when the math says yes. Quarterly estimates, §199A QBI, the S-election when net SE income clears ~$60K.

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§ FAQ

Questions we hear about the industries we serve.

What industries does KDM specialize in?

KDM works with four industries: owner-operator truckers, service businesses, real estate investors, and freelancers and solopreneurs. For each one, the firm knows the forms, the deadlines, the IRS notices, and the S-Corp math.

Does KDM handle taxes for owner-operator truckers?

Yes. For owner-operator truckers, KDM covers per-diem tracking, quarterly IFTA, Form 2290 HVUT, and the S-Corp math at the owner-operator scale. It is one of the four industries the firm knows cold.

What does KDM offer service businesses like consulting firms and agencies?

Service businesses are the S-Corp niche KDM knows best, including consulting, agencies, and professional services. The firm handles reasonable compensation, K-1s, Section 199A QBI, and multi-state sales tax.

When should a freelancer or solopreneur switch from Schedule C to an S-Corp?

KDM files freelancers and solopreneurs on Schedule C today and moves to an S-Corp when the math says yes. It generally looks at the S-election once net self-employment income clears about $60K, alongside quarterly estimates and Section 199A QBI.

Do real estate investors always need an S-Corp at KDM?

No. KDM does Schedule E right and uses an S-Corp only where it actually helps. For real estate investors the firm also works with REP status, cost segregation, Section 1031, and the short-term rental loophole.

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