Social Security stops at something under $150K per year.
If you’re going to try to avoid it by paying no salary and all distributions for work that you personally did, you’ll likely fall afoul of the “reasonable salary” test, designed to prevent exactly this.
Everyone needs to understand this. I’ve had two friends get audited and fined for massively underpaying themselves for contract work via their LLCs. Many of the people I run into who claim all kinds of benefits from this route are actually commiting low level tax fraud, knowingly or otherwise.
Many accountants make a living doing this. Many are also setup as s-corps taking low salary. You need to educate yourself and Understand the risks/rewards
You don't avoid it all via the S-Corp. You just avoid the half the employer (in this case, also you) normally pays.
I'm not a tax accountant or a lawyer, just happen to run my own consulting through an S-Corp. I still pay myself around half of the net revenue the S-Corp brings in as a regular employee, and that portion is taxed under FICA.
If you’re going to try to avoid it by paying no salary and all distributions for work that you personally did, you’ll likely fall afoul of the “reasonable salary” test, designed to prevent exactly this.