Your business taxes and yours, coordinated
Your company and your personal return are connected. We prepare them together so every decision, from how you pay yourself to what you pay each quarter, makes sense.
What is included
Single-member or multi-member LLC
We file your LLC according to how it is classified with the IRS, and tell you when another classification may fit better.
S-Corp and corporations
Your company return, with your salary and distributions properly documented.
Quarterly payments
We calculate your estimated payments and remind you before each date.
Sales tax
Filing and payment of sales tax, on the dates that apply in your state.
Contractors and employees
1099 forms for your contractors and guidance on payroll, so you stay compliant without surprises.
What we need from you
- Company details: name, EIN and how it is classified with the IRS
- Bank statements or reports from your bookkeeping (income and expenses for the year)
- A list of payments to contractors and, if you have employees, payroll summaries
- The company's prior-year returns, if any
- Your personal details for the owner's return
Frequently asked questions
Does my LLC pay taxes separately?
It depends on its classification. A single-member LLC normally reports on your personal return; a multi-member LLC files its own return, and so does one that elected S-Corp status.
What is a reasonable salary in an S-Corp?
If you work in your S-Corp, the IRS expects you to pay yourself a salary in line with the work you do before taking distributions. We review it with you.
Do I have to collect sales tax?
It depends on what you sell and where you sell it. We go over it in the consultation, because the rules change from state to state.
Shall we talk about your case?
The first consultation is free, in English or Spanish.
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