Need to register your S corp? We'll prepare the filing with you.
Registering an S corp? See what to file, in order.
Answer four quick questions. Then we show your steps, in order.
State step, then the IRS.
Your answers are in. Where can we reach you?
What the registration call covers
- Four questions about the stepsWhere you will register, what is already filed, and how you plan to pay yourself.
- A video call with the mail you haveBring whatever the state and the IRS have sent. We start with your next step.
- The order, then the booksYou leave with your next steps, and Form 2553 prepared with you if you're ready.
Two filings, then the books
Registering an S corp takes two filings. Your state forms the company, and the IRS accepts the election on Form 2553. Then payroll for your salary and the books follow, and we help with each step.
If an S corp isn't the right fit yet, we'll tell you before you file. If the registration is part of a loan, we can join the meeting with your banker, in person or on video. We set payroll up, and you run each payday with the provider you pick.
Steven Palmieri is a Tax CFO and the Entrepreneur's CFO. The practice is not a CPA firm and does not sign audit or assurance reports.
Back to the registration questionsQuestions people ask first
What happens on the call?
We go through your steps in order. Company, EIN, Form 2553, then payroll. If you're ready, we prepare Form 2553 with you. You sign it and file it.
Is the call free?
Yes. The call is 30 minutes, and it's free. If you want more help after, like payroll setup or the books, you get the price in writing first.
Can you prepare Form 2553 for me?
Yes. We prepare Form 2553 with you, often on the free call. You and every shareholder sign it, and you file it. We also walk you through the state formation step.
Who is on the call?
Steven Palmieri, Tax CFO, the Entrepreneur's CFO. After the filings, we keep the books in QuickBooks Online. Software helps us build the dashboard and the reports on that ledger.