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Form Your US Business Easily From India
We simplify US business formation for Indian entrepreneurs. From choosing the right entity (LLC, C Corp, S Corp) to opening a US bank account, we guide you through every step
We simplify US business formation for Indian entrepreneurs. From choosing the right entity (LLC, C Corp, S Corp) to opening a US bank account, we guide you through every step
Form US Company, Obtain EIN or ITIN, Assist in opening Bank Account, Assist in opening Stripe/PayPal Account, and File Personal and Business Tax Returns
Discover the benefits of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) and take your business to the next level.
Unlock the advantages of an S Corporation (S-Corp) for your business. Find out more about this tax-efficient entity and explore your possibilities.
Unlock the potential of a C Corporation (C-Corp) for your business. Explore the advantages and opportunities it offers.
Open a world of financial opportunities with a US Bank Account for non-residents. Discover seamless international transactions and global credibility.
Why look elsewhere for tax filing? With TheTaxBooks, you get both business incorporation and comprehensive tax filing services in one place. Stay compliant effortlessly and focus on growing your business.
Maximize growth potential and seize global opportunities. Incorporate your business as LLC, C-Corp, S-Corp & open a US bank account. Elevate your business today!
Start your business journey with ease. Three simple steps to kickstart your Company Formation: LLC, C-Corp, S-Corp, and open US Bank Account process.
Business Consultation to advise you upon the good business structure and the state to incorporate.
Our Team collects and files all the necessary paperwork with the State to form your business.
We deliver the documents to you. The documents include your business formation certificate and EIN depending upon the service you take.
Business entities come with a variety of tax benefits. Depending on your business, you could save thousands in taxes by taking the S Corporation election. There are several steps involved. To be treated as an S Corp, after forming a corporation or LLC, the shareholders must make an election with the IRS. In addition, you will need to pay yourself a reasonable salary as a W2 employee and set up payroll and withholding. If your business is profitable, your payroll taxes and income tax from this salary may be offset by the savings you achieve on the self-employment tax. Important: for existing entities, the election must generally be made by March 15th of the year the election is to be effective.
How you choose a business structure depends on a lot of things. Each structure comes with its own specific rules, requirements, and considerations. The most common types of businesses are:
Read on to learn more detail about different business structures.
An EIN is an employer identification number and is needed in certain situations. For example, partnerships and corporations are required to have an EIN. Sole proprietorships and LLCs that have employees, pay excise tax, or contribute to a retirement plan also need an EIN. EINs are included with all of our packages.
An S Corp election is a tax election for a small business corporation or LLC that makes the company eligible for special pass-through taxation status with the IRS. This lets S Corp owners avoid double taxation on their business income.
To make the S Corp election, you’ll need your original business filing documents (either as an LLC or corporation) and an employer identification number (EIN).
For an LLC, you will need to be taxed as a corporation and make an S election. If you are forming a new LLC or have an existing one you can do these two steps at the same time by filing Form 2553, Election by a Small Business Corporation, with the IRS. If you select our S Corp product, we’ll take care of filling out the paperwork for you so you can file with the IRS.
An LLC (or limited liability company) is popular among business owners because of the versatility that often comes with the LLC business structure. LLC owners typically have less formalities imposed on their business than other entity structures. If the LLC does not make the S Corp election, default tax rules mean LLC members must pay self-employment tax. If the LLC makes the S Corp election, working LLC members are treated as employees and their wages are subject to employment taxes. The LLC business structure is often recommended for smaller organizations.
Check out this article to learn how an LLC is taxed.