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Form an S Corporation

Save on Taxes with an S Corp.

An S Corporation combines the liability protection of a corporation with pass-through taxation β€” making it a powerful structure for small businesses looking to reduce self-employment taxes.

βœ“Avoid double taxation with pass-through profits
βœ“Save on self-employment taxes vs. a sole proprietorship
βœ“Credible structure that attracts investors and partners
βœ“Up to 100 shareholders allowed
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Start Your S Corporation
$0 formation fee + state filing fees
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⚑Same-day filing
πŸ’°Tax savings structure
πŸ›‘οΈLiability protection
πŸ“‹IRS election included
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How It Works

We handle the complexity so you don't have to.

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Submit Your Info

Provide your business name, state, and owner details. Our form is simple and fast.

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We Draft Your Documents

We prepare your Articles of Incorporation and all required formation paperwork.

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Filed with the State

We submit your incorporation documents directly to the Secretary of State.

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S-Corp Election Filed

We file IRS Form 2553 to elect S Corporation tax treatment with the IRS.

Why choose an S Corporation?

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Self-Employment Tax Savings

As an S Corp owner, you can take a reasonable salary and receive additional profit as distributions β€” potentially saving thousands in SE taxes annually.

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Personal Liability Protection

Your personal assets are protected from business debts and lawsuits, just like a regular C Corporation.

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Investor Ready

S Corporations have a formal structure that lends credibility when seeking financing, partners, or professional contracts.

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Pass-Through Taxation

Profits and losses pass through to shareholders personal tax returns β€” no corporate-level federal income tax.

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Clear Governance

Corporations have defined roles: shareholders, directors, and officers β€” creating accountability and clear decision-making.

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Fast Formation

Corplys files your corporation paperwork and IRS election quickly β€” so you can start operating and saving on taxes sooner.

Common Questions

Still have questions? Our team is here Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm CST.

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What is an S Corporation?β–Ύ
An S Corporation is a corporation that has elected a special tax status with the IRS. It enjoys pass-through taxation while maintaining the formal structure of a corporation. Profits and losses are reported on shareholders individual tax returns.
How do I elect S Corp status?β–Ύ
After forming a corporation, you file IRS Form 2553 to elect S Corporation tax treatment. Corplys handles this filing for you as part of our formation service. The election must typically be made within 75 days of incorporation.
What are the S Corp shareholder limits?β–Ύ
S Corporations can have up to 100 shareholders. All shareholders must be US citizens or permanent residents. S Corps can only have one class of stock.
How does an S Corp save on taxes?β–Ύ
As an owner-employee of an S Corp, you pay yourself a reasonable salary (subject to payroll/SE taxes) and receive additional profits as distributions β€” which are not subject to self-employment tax. This can save 15%+ on the distribution portion.
Do I need a registered agent for my S Corp?β–Ύ
Yes. Every corporation is legally required to maintain a registered agent in its state of formation. Corplys provides registered agent service starting at $4.95/month.
Can I convert my LLC to be taxed as an S Corporation?β–Ύ
You can have your LLC taxed as an S Corporation by filing Form 2553 without dissolving the LLC. Corplys can help with this election separately from a full corporation formation.

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Start saving on self-employment taxes and protect your personal assets today.