C corporation formation creates a company that stands apart from its owners. We handle the filings, the paperwork, and the setup. You keep your focus on the business.
Tell us your goals. We will map out the next step.
We look at your income, owners, and future plans first. Then we tell you if this structure fits. Sometimes it does not, and we say so.
A C corp pays a flat 21% federal rate on its profit. Owners may be taxed again when profit is paid out as dividends. This is called double taxation. We walk you through it before you commit.
Your past books move into the new company file. Nothing gets lost in the switch.
Share your goals, your owners, and your state. You get a clear quote on the first call.
We prepare the state filing, the bylaws, and your EIN request. Then we submit everything and set up your corporate records.
Your corporation files Form 1120 every year. For calendar year companies, the due date is usually April 15. We help you track it.
Businesses that plan to raise outside money or issue stock often choose it. It also suits owners who want to keep profit inside the company. We confirm the fit for your case first.
It depends on how fast your state processes filings. We prepare every document in advance, so your filing goes out without delay.
It files an annual federal tax return and, in most states, an annual report. If the company expects to owe $500 or more in federal tax, it must also make estimated payments during the year.
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