Using an accountant to form your business is advantageous due to their small business tax expertise in your state and industry. They will analyze your information and recommend the optimal structure for your small business, minimizing your tax burden in the process.

First, you need to determine what forms you’ll need. The forms depend primarily on your business type and whether shareholders will pay their own taxes. Next, determine the tax deadline for your business type.

Then, you should gather your records, look for tax credits and deductions, and deduct any estimated tax payments.

If you’re unable to pay, consider filing for an extension to pay or research alternatives to pay taxes.

Your state changes a tax deductible fee to file a new business entity, which we pass along with no additional markup. Our fees are for added value services at different price points, depending on the package you choose.

The central entity types include sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited partnership, C corporation, S corporation, and limited liability company. Each has different benefits regarding the taxation of your business. Our experienced CPAs will recommend the best entity for you based on the information provided.

It typically takes five to ten business days to form a business but can vary depending upon entity type and state. It can sometimes take longer, depending on volume. We can help expedite the process.