Business Formation
Formed correctly, from a tax point of view
Forming a company is a tax decision wearing administrative clothing. We handle the filings, and we make sure the structure matches how you'll actually be taxed.
What's included
Single-member LLC formation
State filing, operating agreement guidance and default tax treatment explained.
Multi-member LLC formation
Ownership splits, partnership treatment and the elections available to you.
S-Corporation election
Form 2553 prepared and filed, including late-election relief where it applies.
C-Corporation formation
Where a C-Corp genuinely fits — investors, retained earnings, non-resident owners.
EIN application
Federal employer identification number, with or without a U.S. Social Security Number.
Post-formation setup
Bank account documentation, BOI awareness, and the calendar of ongoing filings.
Who this is for
- First-time founders
- Freelancers whose income has outgrown a sole proprietorship
- Non-resident owners forming a U.S. company
- Partners formalizing an existing arrangement
State filing fees, registered agent fees and other government charges are separate unless a package explicitly includes them. Formation is a tax and administrative service; we do not provide legal advice.
