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United States

U.S. returns and entities, explained plainly.

Federal and state filings, business formation and ongoing compliance — with what applies to you confirmed before we start.

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Individual returns

Federal and state income tax returns for individuals, prepared from your forms and records. State and local coverage is confirmed during engagement.

Official reference:IRS — Individuals (official site, opens in new tab)

  • Federal & state individual returns

    Preparation of federal returns and the state returns that apply to you.

  • Resident / nonresident filing review

    Reviewing your status for U.S. tax purposes to determine which returns and forms apply.

  • Self-employed — Schedule C

    Business income and expenses for sole proprietors and freelancers, with self-employment tax.

  • Rental income & capital gains

    Rental property schedules and sales of investments or property.

  • Estimated tax

    Estimating periodic payments when tax is not fully covered by withholding.

  • Extensions & amended returns

    Filing extensions of time to file and correcting previously filed returns.

  • IRS & state notice assistance

    Reviewing notices you've received and preparing a response. Representation rights depend on the preparer's credentials and are not implied.

02

Business formation

Help choosing a structure and completing formation steps. An LLC is a state legal form; how it is taxed federally varies with ownership and elections.

An LLC's federal tax treatment depends on its members and any elections — it may be treated as a disregarded entity, partnership or corporation. An S corporation election is subject to eligibility requirements.

Official reference:IRS — Businesses (official site, opens in new tab)

  • Sole proprietor setup

    Registrations and local requirements for owner-run businesses.

  • LLC formation assistance

    State filings, operating agreement considerations and post-formation steps.

  • Partnerships & corporations

    Formation support and initial compliance for multi-owner businesses and corporations.

  • EIN application

    Obtaining an Employer Identification Number where the business needs one.

  • Tax classification review

    Reviewing default classification and whether an election (such as S corporation) is eligible and appropriate.

03

Business tax & compliance

Federal entity returns and the recurring filings that support them. Which returns apply depends on your entity's classification.

Official reference:IRS — Businesses (official site, opens in new tab)

  • Partnership returns

    Federal partnership returns and partner information statements, as applicable.

  • Corporation & S corporation returns

    Federal corporate returns, and S corporation returns where an election is in effect.

  • Bookkeeping

    Monthly or periodic books maintained for accurate returns.

  • Payroll & information-return support

    Support with payroll filings and information returns.

  • W-2 & 1099 preparation

    Preparing wage and non-employee compensation information returns.

  • State sales-tax registration & filing

    Assessing nexus by state, registering where required and preparing periodic returns.

Good to know

U.S. FAQs

Is an LLC taxed as a corporation?
Not by default. A single-member LLC is generally disregarded and a multi-member LLC is generally treated as a partnership, unless an election is made. We review the options with you.
Do you cover every state?
State and local coverage is confirmed during engagement based on your specific filings.
Can you represent me before the IRS?
We can help you understand a notice and prepare a response. Formal representation depends on the credentials of the person involved and is not offered by default.

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