PA: Corp-to-Corp and name needed for contracts

[FlyingRon]

Eh? Again, why is a SEP not going to do it for you? It can also be used for up to 25%.

 

[pixelrogue1]

Eh? Again, why is a SEP not going to do it for you? It can also be used for up to 25%.

This is the bit of the enlightenment.
So self employed person using LLC can put aside 18.5, "and" the LLC can contribute 25% gross (up to a cap around $55k)?

 

[pixelrogue1]

For those following this thread - thank you for your patience

 

[pixelrogue1]

Update:

Anyone following this thread - maybe someone starting out for the first tine like me - here is the conclusion (which has been hinted to in some of the responses.)

Self-Employed w/LLC Sole Proprietor (no plans of having employees) - I can still contribute to retirement *and* as an employer at the same rates as an s-corp. S-Corp would be overkill across the board.