Corporate Compliance, Done Correctly
From Form 1065 partnerships to 1120-S corporations, we manage your full entity filing process, ensuring every K-1 is accurate and every deadline is met.
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Bulletproof Compliance
S-Corps and partnerships face higher IRS scrutiny than individual filers, where even small inconsistencies in your balance sheet can trigger red flags or audits.
We don’t just prepare and submit forms; we review your profit & loss statements and financials against IRS compliance standards before filing. Our process helps identify risks early, correct issues proactively, and protect your business structure so your filings remain accurate and audit-ready.
We Speak “1120-S”
Partnerships (1065), S-Corps (1120-S), and C-Corps (1120) require complex reconciliations that software often gets wrong. We handle the heavy lifting so you can focus on leadership.
Timely Schedule K-1s
Partners and shareholders can’t file personal taxes until your business return is completed. We prioritize speed and accuracy so your entire team stays compliant and on schedule.
Secure Your Corporate Standing.
A single error on a corporate return can trigger years of IRS scrutiny. We ensure your entity stays in good standing, fully compliant, and prepared for audit review.
- Accurate Schedule K-1s for all partners/shareholders
- Full Balance Sheet & P&L reconciliation
- On-time filing for March 15th (S-Corp) deadlines
- Verification of Basis to prevent future tax surprises
- Audit defense included with every corporate return.
Frequently Asked Questions
Critical information on deadlines, extensions, and K-1 distributions for business owners.
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When are my business taxes due?
Warning: It is earlier than you think. S-Corps (1120-S) and Partnerships (1065) are due March 15th, not April 15th. Missing this deadline carries a heavy penalty per month, per shareholder/partner.
Can I get an extension for my business?
Yes. We can file Form 7004 to give you an automatic 6-month extension (until September 15th). However, this is an extension to file, not an extension to pay any taxes owed.
What is a Schedule K-1?
Since S-Corps and Partnerships are ‘pass-through’ entities, the business itself usually pays no income tax. Instead, we generate a K-1 form for each owner, reporting their share of the profit/loss, which they use to file their personal returns.
What financial reports do you need?
Unlike personal taxes, we need your official company books. Specifically, we require a finalized Profit & Loss Statement (Income Statement) and a Balance Sheet for the tax year.