Get your taxes done by a qualified tax accountant who knows how the tax laws apply to businesses in your industry. We’ll make sure you take advantage of all the credits and deductions you’re entitled to so your business can hold on to more profits.
Before filling out any tax form to report your business income, gather all your records—paper or electronic—that pertain to your business earnings and expenses.
If you run your business as a sole proprietorship, or as an LLC and you are the sole owner, you can report your business income and expenses on Schedule C along with your personal income tax return.
If you run your business as a corporation, or decide to treat your LLC as one, then you need to prepare a separate corporate tax return on Form 1120 or Form 1120S if you are an S-Corp, or Form 1065 for a partnership and/or multi-member LLC.
Schedule C- Profit or Loss from Business
Includes W-2 and 1040
Starting at $400
Corporate Tax Return Form 1120
Gross Revenue under $250,000
Starting at $600
Corporate Tax Return Form 1120-S
Gross Revenue under $250,000.
Starting at $700
Includes 2 shareholder reports form K-1; each additional shareholder report is $50
Partnership Tax Return Form 1065
Starting at $550
Includes 2 member reports form K-1; each additional member report is $50