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The right structure on day one saves tax for years.

LLC, S-Corp or C-Corp, chosen with the tax implications explained before you file. We handle the state filing, EIN, operating agreement and first books, so your business starts on solid ground.

Done in 2 to 4 weeks
01
Entity chosen for your tax picture
02
State filing and EIN handled
03
Operating agreement or bylaws drafted
04
Books set up from the first transaction
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01 · The problem

Filing the paperwork is easy. Choosing right isn’t.

Every article gives different advice. Online filing services and many lawyers file the forms without explaining the tax side. The wrong structure can cost you for years before anyone notices.

01
You’re paying self-employment tax on every dollar of profit.
02
You elected S-Corp but aren’t running payroll correctly.
03
Partners started without an operating agreement.
04
Your books didn’t start until tax time.
02 · The options

LLC, S-Corp or C-Corp, in plain English.

LLC

How profit is taxed

Passes through to your personal return

Self-employment tax

On all profit

Often a fit for

New and smaller businesses wanting simplicity

What to watch

Can outgrow it as profit rises

S-Corp election

How profit is taxed

Passes through, split between salary and distributions

Self-employment tax

Only on your reasonable salary

Often a fit for

Profitable owner-operators

What to watch

Payroll and reasonable-compensation rules

C-Corp

How profit is taxed

Taxed at the corporate level, then again as dividends

Self-employment tax

Not applicable; payroll tax on salary

Often a fit for

Businesses raising outside investment

What to watch

Double taxation on distributed profit

General guidance only. We model your numbers before recommending a structure.

03 · What’s included

Everything from name to first books.

01

Entity selection and tax analysis

A recommendation based on your business model, revenue projections, liability and growth plans.

02

State filing and registration

Name reservation and Articles of Organization or Incorporation filed with your state.

03

Federal EIN

Your IRS tax ID, so you can open a bank account, hire and file.

04

Operating agreement or bylaws

Ownership, management rules and decision-making set down in writing.

05

S-Corp election (Form 2553)

Filed at the right time, with payroll set up to meet reasonable-compensation rules.

06

Initial accounting setup

Chart of accounts and accounting method chosen correctly, ready for monthly bookkeeping.

04 · The process

Three steps. Two to four weeks.

We’ve helped hundreds of businesses form correctly.

1

Formation consultation

Your goals, the right structure and the tax implications, explained before you decide anything.

2

We file everything

State paperwork, EIN and governing documents, with updates as each step completes.

3

Ready to operate

Books set up and every document stored in your portal.

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06 · Questions

Formation questions.

An S-Corp isn’t a separate entity type; it’s a tax election most LLCs and corporations can make. Many owners start as an LLC and elect S-Corp once profit is high enough that the payroll-tax savings outweigh the extra cost of running payroll. We run the numbers for your situation.

Typically 2 to 4 weeks from consultation to completed formation, depending on the state. You get updates as each step completes.

Often, yes, but some changes carry tax cost or paperwork that’s easier to avoid by choosing well up front. That’s why we explain the tax picture before you file.

We handle formation and registration in your state. Tell us where you operate in the consultation and we’ll confirm what’s required.

For many small businesses, no. For complex ownership, investor terms or regulated industries, we’ll tell you when an attorney should review the documents.

It depends on the entity and state filing fees. You get a clear quote in your consultation, with no surprise fees.

Free formation consultation

Start on solid ground.

Tell us about the business you’re starting. We’ll reply within one business day with a time to talk.

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