If the corporation is a C-corp, it would be worse for you, since a C-corp itself pays taxes (albeit at a lower, corporate rate), then any money you and your wife takes out (whether as a salary or as dividends/distributions) is taxed again as part of your personal income. You'd set yourself up for double taxation.If it's an S-corp, you would avoid the double taxation issue. Whether it would offer you an advantage depends on whether (and what, and how much) "business" expenses you could effectively take through it. Possibly you could, given the businesses you describe, put a large part of computer, phone, internet, cell service, etc. costs through the business more easily if you have a corporation paying the costs, and that savings may be worthwhile. A good idea would be to take your last year's tax returns, the amount of your arguably business-related expenses, and meet with an accountant or tax preparer to see if you'd get better tax advantages through the corporation or not.