Business support
Business growing? It's time to look at the S-Corp election.
If your LLC is already producing consistent profit, electing S-Corp status can help reduce what you pay in self-employment taxes. We'll explain whether it makes sense for you.
A clear, human and responsible process
- Service in English and Spanish
- An honest evaluation of whether it's right for you
- Filing the election with the IRS
- Guidance on new responsibilities (payroll, reporting)
- Personalized attention
Service
What's included
- Evaluation of whether the S-Corp election fits your situation
- Filing the election with the IRS
- Clear explanation of new obligations (such as paying yourself a reasonable salary)
- Guidance on how this affects your bookkeeping and payroll
Our process
How We Work Here
We Listen
We review your business's current numbers.
We Explain
We show you, in real numbers, how much you could save and what new responsibilities you'd take on.
We Guide
If you decide to move forward, we help with the filing and with the payroll it requires.
“It's not about more paperwork for its own sake — it's about making the right decision at the right moment in your business.”
Questions
Frequently asked questions
- How do I know if the S-Corp election is right for me?
- It generally makes sense when your business produces consistent net profit (roughly $40,000-$60,000 a year and up, though every case is different). We evaluate it together.
- What changes if I elect S-Corp status?
- You'll need to pay yourself a reasonable salary through payroll, and file a separate business tax return.
- Does this mean I need payroll?
- Yes — if you don't run payroll today, that's a step we'd set up together.
When your business is ready for the next step, we'll help you make the right call.