Business Tax & Entity Strategy
Most small businesses pick an entity once and never revisit it
Business returns, quarterly estimates, and an honest look at whether your current structure is costing you money.
Who this is for: LLCs, S-Corps, partnerships, and sole proprietors who suspect they're leaving money on the table — or who have simply outgrown their setup.
What's included
- 1120-S, 1065, and 1120 return preparation
- S-Corp election analysis and filing (Form 2553)
- Reasonable-salary analysis for S-Corp owners
- Quarterly estimated tax calculations
- Entity selection for new businesses
- Year-round planning, not just a filing in March
Questions people actually ask
Should I be an S-Corp?
It depends on your profit, your reasonable salary, and your state — and past a certain income the answer is often yes. Run the numbers with our calculator for an estimate, then bring it to a consultation before you elect anything.
Is entity advice included, or extra?
The initial analysis is part of your free consultation. If restructuring makes sense, we quote that work before starting it.
Do you handle quarterly estimates?
Yes, and we'd rather calculate them for you than watch you get hit with an underpayment penalty in April.
Ready to hand this off?
Free 30-minute consultation. We'll scope it, price it in writing, and you decide from there.