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An S-Corporation (S-Corp) is a tax status that can help business owners save money on self-employment taxes while still enjoying limited liability protection.
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IRS S-Corp election
Standard compliance documents
Free customer support
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We prepare and submit all forms to your state and the IRS.
Once approved, you’re officially an S-Corp. We send you your full legal kit and next steps.
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An S-Corporation is a tax election, not a business entity type. It allows profits (and some losses) to pass directly to owners’ personal income without being subject to corporate income tax. This structure can offer significant tax savings, especially for small business owners.
An LLC is a legal business structure, while an S-Corp is a tax
classification you elect with the IRS.
You can have an LLC taxed as an S-Corp if it meets the requirements.
Compared to a C-Corp, S-Corps avoid double taxation (corporate + personal level).
To elect S-Corp status, your business must:
We’ll help you determine if your business qualifies.
Yes. S-Corp is a tax status you apply for after forming an LLC or corporation. If you haven’t done that yet, we can help with the entire process—from formation to filing your S-Corp election (Form 2553).
S-Corps may reduce self-employment taxes by allowing you to take part of your income as a distribution instead of salary. Distributions are not subject to Social Security and Medicare taxes.
Always consult a tax professional to estimate your specific savings.
Yes—but timing matters. To be taxed as an S-Corp for the current year, you must file Form 2553 within 75 days of forming your business or by March 15th if your entity already exists.
Our full-service S-Corp package includes:
Yes! ParFort offer state-specific compliance services and can act as your registered agent to receive legal documents on your behalf, depending on your state
Yes. S-Corps file IRS Form 1120-S each year. As an owner, you’ll also receive a Schedule K-1 to report your share of the business’s income on your personal tax return.
