Business Tax Preparation

From a single-member LLC to a multi-owner S-corporation, we prepare accurate business returns that minimize tax, meet every deadline, and keep your company out of IRS trouble.

Business taxes are where small mistakes get expensive. Entity selection, payroll filings, estimated payments, and pass-through reporting all interact, and a missed deadline can mean steep penalties. We prepare returns for every common entity type and make sure your business is compliant, optimized, and ready for whatever the IRS sends.

Entities and returns we handle

EntityPrimary returnOwner reporting
Sole proprietor / single-member LLCSchedule C with Form 1040On personal return
Partnership / multi-member LLCForm 1065Schedule K-1 to each partner
S-CorporationForm 1120-SSchedule K-1 to each shareholder
C-CorporationForm 1120Taxed at entity level

Beyond the annual return

Compliance is more than one filing a year. We help with the moving parts that most often cause problems:

  • Quarterly estimated taxes so you are not hit with underpayment penalties;
  • Payroll tax filings (Forms 941 and 940) — the area the IRS pursues most aggressively;
  • Reasonable-compensation analysis for S-corp owners;
  • Maximizing deductions for equipment, vehicles, home office, and retirement contributions.

Payroll taxes are the IRS's top priority

Unpaid payroll (trust fund) taxes can make owners and officers personally liable through the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty. If your business has fallen behind on 941 deposits, address it immediately — this is among the fastest-escalating tax problems. See IRS — Employment Taxes.

When the business already owes

If your company has unfiled returns or a balance due, we file the missing returns and negotiate the back taxes — through a business installment agreement or, where the business genuinely cannot pay, an Offer in Compromise. Because we both prepare returns and handle resolution, nothing falls through the cracks.

Keep your business compliant and your taxes minimized.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on your entity. Sole proprietors and single-member LLCs file Schedule C with their personal return; partnerships file Form 1065; S-corporations file 1120-S; and C-corporations file 1120. We confirm the right filings for your structure and prepare them accurately.
Very. Unpaid payroll (trust fund) taxes are the IRS's highest collection priority, and owners or responsible officers can be held personally liable through the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty. We recommend addressing payroll tax debt before almost any other balance.
Yes, and it is often better that way. For pass-through entities like S-corps and partnerships, business income flows onto your personal return through a Schedule K-1, so coordinating both filings ensures consistency and catches planning opportunities.

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