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US Tax Planning
Tax Planning & Filings
in the United States
Optimize your tax strategy with professional planning, timely filings, and full compliance to support your business growth.
United States business structures
The structure you file under sets the rate and the form
C Corp
Most commonThe most common type of corporate entity operating within the United States.
- Tax Rate
- Corporate Tax
- Key Filings
- Form 1120
S Corp
Restricted ownershipPass-through tax entity subject to strict ownership and shareholder restrictions.
- Tax Rate
- Personal Income Tax
- Key Filings
- Form 1120-S
LLC
Most flexibleFlexible business model offering operational simplicity and liability protection.
- Tax Rate
- Pass-Through / Varies
- Key Filings
- Form 1040, 1065, 1120, 1120-S
Sole Proprietorship
UnincorporatedDefault structure for individual business owners operating without incorporation.
- Tax Rate
- Personal + Self-Employment
- Key Filings
- Form 1040 (Schedule C)
Nonprofit
Tax exemptTax-exempt organization operating for public benefit under strict regulatory criteria.
- Tax Rate
- Tax-Exempt
- Key Filings
- Form 990
Partnership
Two or more ownersUnincorporated structure where business revenue passes directly to partners.
- Tax Rate
- Personal + Self-Employment
- Key Filings
- Form 1065
Documents
What we need from you
Send these through the portal and we can start on the return the same week.
Missing one of them? Send what you have. We will tell you what is still outstanding well before the deadline, not the week it falls due.
Frequently asked
Common questions
The six we are asked before almost every US filing season, resident and not.
Get the return filed once, and correctly
One team from the first statement to the confirmation receipt: the deductions, the federal and state returns, the quarterly number, and whoever answers the IRS if it writes. No handing you a PDF in April and going quiet.
Start your filing
Start your filing
Tell us the year and we'll take the return
Send the details below and a preparer picks it up the same working day. Nothing is filed until you have seen the return and signed off on it.
- Federal and state handled together, not billed as two jobs
- The forms your structure actually owes, checked before filing
- Extensions filed on time if the records are not ready
- Prior-year returns reviewed if something looks wrong

