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Our business formation services offer personalized recommendations from our CPAs, ensuring your new or existing company is optimally structured and classified.
LLC & Corporation Entity Formation Services
LLC & Corporation Entity Formation Services
Have a business idea in mind? Setting up a business can be a confusing process, but not when you use 1-800Accountant. Our process is quick, easy, and saves you thousands annually.
Starting at $0 + state fees iThe state fee is what your selected state charges to file a new business entity. Fees range from $50 to $500. We send this fee directly to the Secretary of State with no markup.Limited Time Offer
Why use
1-800Accountant for entity formation?
It's quick and easy
Our accountants use proprietary technology to recommend the best business type for your specific situation. It's fast, simple, and cost-effective.
Immediate tax savings
Accountants are tax experts, always thinking of your bottom line. We set you up from the start to minimize your tax burden as a new business owner.
The fast, simple way to start your business.
- Answer a few important questions.
- Select from our CPA-recommended packages.
- We’ll handle the corporation’s legal documents so you can focus on being a business owner.
Make it official with an LLC.
Our CPAs typically recommend forming an LLC, or limited liability company, due to its numerous advantages to small business entrepreneurs.
LLC owners enjoy simplicity and flexibility in how they are taxed along with the protection of their personal assets, shielding them from business liabilities.
This protection ensures that an owner isn't taxed as an business and again as an individual, leading to significant savings.
Once you've formed an LLC, you have 75 days to select a different business structure for your new company, such as an S corporation. If you have questions, please call us or schedule an appointment.
Three packages to form your business
| Features | Economy | Standard | Complete |
|---|---|---|---|
Customized Articles of Incorporation | |||
Verified Name Availability Search | |||
Secure Online Document Access | |||
Free Tax Savings Consultation | |||
EIN Business Tax Number (Tax ID) | |||
Customized Operating Agreement | |||
Banking Resolution | |||
Priority Processing | |||
| Registered Agent | |||
Why new business owners choose
1-800Accountant
"It's good to have experts on your side."
Matt
Feb 2022
Rated 5 out of 5 stars, Trustpilot
"Great service. They make everything so easy."
Mike
March 2022
Rated 5 out of 5 stars, Trustpilot
"Thank you for giving me peace of mind..."
Gina
Feb 2022
Rated 5 out of 5 stars, Trustpilot
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Entity Formation FAQs
Why use an accountant to form my business?
Using an accountant to set up a business is advantageous due to their small business tax expertise in your state and industry. They will analyze your information and recommend the optimal business structure for your small business, minimizing your tax burden.
How long does it take to form a business in my state?
It typically takes five to ten business days to create a company but can vary depending upon entity type and state. It can sometimes take longer, depending on volume. We can help expedite the process.
What are the different types of business entities?
The central entity types include sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited partnership, C corporation, S corporation, and limited liability company. Each has different benefits regarding the taxation of your business. Our experienced CPAs will recommend the best business entity for you based on the information provided.
How much will it cost to set up my business?
Your state charges a tax-deductible fee to file a new business entity, which we pass along with no additional markup. 1-800Accountant does not charge for the LLC formation service. Our fees are for added value business services at different price points, depending on your chosen package.
How do I prepare taxes for my small business?
First, you need to determine what forms you’ll need. The forms depend primarily on your business type and whether shareholders will pay their own taxes.
Next, determine the tax deadline for your business type. Then, you should gather your records, look for tax credits and deductions, and deduct any estimated tax payments.
If you’re unable to pay, consider filing for an extension to pay or research alternatives to pay business taxes.
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1-800Accountant offers a range of services for new and experienced small business owners, empowering them to focus on growth throughout their business journey.