Business tax, bookkeeping and payroll
Entity returns, monthly books and payroll handled by one team, so nothing falls into the gap between two providers.
You are in the right place if…
Single-member LLCs
Often filed on your personal return, but the structure still matters.
S-Corps and partnerships
Entity returns, K-1s for every owner, reasonable-salary questions.
E-commerce and multi-state
Sales tax registration and filing across several states.
Everything in the fee
- Partnership returns1065
- S-Corp and C-Corp returns1120-S / 1120
- Owner K-1 preparationSch. K-1
- Monthly bookkeeping and reconciliationMonthly
- Payroll filing and deposits941 / 940
- Sales and use tax returnsState
- Quarterly estimated payments1120-W
- Entity formation and structure adviceAdvisory
Choosing the right entity
The most expensive tax decisions a small business makes usually happen before it earns anything — the entity type, the state of registration, and whether to elect S-Corp treatment. Getting this wrong is fixable, but it is far cheaper to get right at the start.
An S-Corp election can reduce self-employment tax once profit is consistently above a certain level, but it also brings payroll obligations, a reasonable-salary requirement and a separate return. Below that level it usually costs more than it saves. We will run your actual numbers rather than give you the generic answer.
Books that are ready at year end
Most of the pain in a business return comes from bookkeeping that was never reconciled. When we keep the books, the return is a continuation of work already done rather than a scramble in March.