What is an S Corp?
An S Corporation (S Corp) isnât a type of business entity â itâs a tax election that lets your business (usually an LLC or corporation) pass income directly to you, the owner, while possibly saving thousands in self-employment taxes.
In Simple Terms:

Tax Savings
S Corps allow you to split your income between salary and distributions, which can reduce your self-employment tax.

IRS-Approved Structure
Youâll still pay your fair share, but not more than you need to.

Owner-Employee Setup
Youâll pay yourself a reasonable salary and take profits through distributions.

Applies to LLCs or Corporations
You donât âformâ an S Corp â you elect to be taxed as one.
Common Questions About S Corps
1. Do I need to be an LLC or Corporation first?
2. Is an S Corp right for everyone?
3. Whatâs a âreasonable salaryâ?
4. Do I still have to pay self-employment taxes?
5. What are the downsides?
Next Steps â Letâs Elect Your S Corp
Hereâs how weâll get you from âIâm interestedâ to âIâm officialâ:

Step 1: Make Sure Youâre Ready
Not sure if S Corp status is right for you? Take our quick [S Corp Readiness Quiz] or book a 15-minute consultation.

Step 2: File or Convert Your LLC (if needed)
If youâre not already an LLC or Corp, weâll help you get set up first. If you are, weâll guide you through the IRS election.

Step 3: We Handle the Paperwork
Weâll prepare and file your IRS Form 2553 (and Form 8832 if needed), get your EIN, and make sure your election is accepted.

Step 4: Set Up Payroll & Compliance
Weâll connect you with easy tools to pay yourself legally and stay in compliance â without hiring a full-time accountant.
Letâs Save Some Money the Smart Way
Youâve got the vision. Weâve got the know-how to make the IRS work in your favor. No fluff. No stress. No overpriced âtax gurus.â
Ready to elect your S Corp status and keep more of what you earn?
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