IRS Filings

Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN)

An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is also known as a federal tax identification number, is used to identify a business entity. Generally, businesses need an EIN to file tax returns and open a bank account in the United States. US LegalCorp can help you prepare the EIN application form. 

S-Corporation Tax Status Election

S corporations have the same basic advantages and disadvantages of C corporations, but they have special tax provisions. In a standard C corporation, the profits are taxed at the corporate level by the federal government. When the profits are distributed to the shareholders as dividends, they are once again taxed as income to the individual shareholder. By electing S corporation status, a corporation does not pay taxes on its profits, and taxes are only paid when dividends are distributed to shareholders as personal income. Thus, by choosing to use an S corporation, a business owner can avoid the often heavy "double-taxation" of a C corporation. US LegalCorp  can help you prepare the S corporation application form.