S-Corporation Election,
the tax strategy that pays.
When your business earns $40,000 or more in profit, an S-Corp election can save you thousands in self-employment taxes every single year. Our AI Legal Nerds handle the IRS filing and setup correctly.
How the S-Corp Saves You Money
As a sole proprietor or single-member LLC, you pay 15.3% self-employment tax on every dollar of profit. With an S-Corp, you only pay it on your salary.
Self-Employment Tax Savings
Pay SE tax only on your reasonable salary — not on profit distributions. Save 15.3% on the difference.
IRS Form 2553 Filing
File the S-Corp election correctly and on time — within 75 days of formation or by March 15th.
Reasonable Salary
Set your owner salary correctly to satisfy IRS requirements and maximize your tax savings.
Payroll Setup
S-Corp owners must run payroll — we guide you through setup, withholding, and compliance.
Eligibility Requirements
Max 100 shareholders, US citizens only, one class of stock — understand all the rules before electing.
LLC to S-Corp Conversion
Convert your existing LLC to S-Corp taxation without dissolving or restructuring your LLC.
Is an S-Corp Right for You?
Good fit if...
You earn $40,000+ in business profit, are a US citizen, have fewer than 100 shareholders, and want to minimize self-employment taxes.
Not ideal if...
You plan to raise venture capital, need multiple share classes, have foreign shareholders, or earn less than $40,000 in profit.
Not sure?
Our AI Legal Nerds will analyze your specific situation and tell you exactly whether an S-Corp election makes financial sense for you.
Stop overpaying in self-employment taxes
Most small business owners overpay by $5,000–$15,000 per year. The S-Corp election fixes that.