Elementor #1892

S Corporation Registration & Filing Services

Structure your business for tax efficiency and growth. We manage your S Corporation registration and filings, ensuring compliance from formation through IRS approval.


What We Do

We provide complete S Corporation setup and filing services, including both state incorporation and federal tax election.

Our services include:

  • Business Name Availability Check

  • Preparation & Filing of Articles of Incorporation

  • Registered Agent Setup (if required)

  • EIN Application Assistance

  • IRS Form 2553 (S-Corp Election) Filing

  • Corporate Bylaws Drafting

  • Initial Compliance Guidance


Who This Service Is For

âś” Small business owners seeking tax savings
âś” Existing LLCs electing S-Corp tax status
âś” Consultants, agencies, and service providers
âś” Growing businesses with steady profits
âś” U.S. residents and eligible business owners

⚠️ S Corporations have specific eligibility requirements. We help confirm qualification before filing.


Why Choose Us

  • Accurate filings and IRS-compliant submissions

  • Clear guidance on salary & payroll requirements

  • Transparent pricing

  • Personalized support

  • Reduced risk of IRS rejection or delays

We ensure your S-Corp is formed correctly the first time.


Our Process

  1. Consultation – Review your business and eligibility

  2. State Filing – Incorporate your business

  3. EIN Setup – Obtain or verify EIN

  4. S-Corp Election – File Form 2553 with the IRS

  5. Confirmation & Support – Receive approvals and next-step guidance


What You’ll Receive

  • Approved Articles of Incorporation

  • IRS S-Corporation Election Confirmation

  • Corporate Bylaws

  • EIN Confirmation Letter

  • Compliance checklist and next-step guidance


Pricing

Our S Corporation filing services are custom-priced based on your business structure and state requirements.

👉 Request a free consultation for a detailed quote.


Important S Corporation Requirements

  • Must be a U.S.-based entity

  • Maximum 100 shareholders

  • Shareholders must be U.S. citizens or residents

  • Only one class of stock

  • Owners must take a reasonable salary