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We explain the tax differences between a sole proprietorship, LLC and corporation, based on your ownership, plans and expected income.
Help setting up your business and understanding your tax options.
We explain the tax differences between a sole proprietorship, LLC and corporation, based on your ownership, plans and expected income.
We help with formation filings and EIN applications. We confirm the documents and services included before getting started.
We explain whether S corporation tax treatment may suit your business and what responsibilities come with it.
We help identify tax registrations, recordkeeping and filing needs, and point out licensing questions you may need to check.
Our focus is tax guidance and filing support. For legal advice, ownership agreements or liability questions, work with an attorney.
We look at your business, ownership and future plans to help you understand your options.
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We discuss ongoing tax returns, recordkeeping and other costs that may come with your choice.
We can help with bookkeeping and tax preparation after formation. These services are quoted separately.
Before your appointment, tell us what the business will do, where it will operate, who will own it and when you expect to start. Share any existing formation or tax documents through our secure client portal.
This helps us prepare to discuss your setup, the work involved and the fees.
Fees depend on the business setup and advice you need. Basic formation support includes a brief consultation.
No. An LLC is a legal business structure. S corporation status is a federal tax election available to eligible businesses, including some LLCs. We’ll explain the distinction and discuss what fits your situation.
Not automatically. Tax results depend on how the business is taxed, its income and your circumstances. We consider ongoing costs and responsibilities as well as potential tax benefits.
No. State filing fees and third-party costs, including required publication costs for applicable New York LLC formations, are separate. We explain expected costs before proceeding.
Yes. We can review your setup and discuss tax elections, filing needs and bookkeeping support.
No. We can work together by phone, email and secure client portal, or meet by appointment at our Port Washington office.
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Business formation and tax guidance for owners in Port Washington and nearby communities.