Choose the right structure, let us file your Sunbiz registration and EIN, and start with books, payroll and sales tax set up correctly from day one.
The decisions you make in the first few months, like your structure, your registrations and how you keep records, shape your taxes for years.
Sole proprietorship, LLC, S corporation or C corporation, with the tax tradeoffs of each explained in plain language.
We file your business with the Florida Division of Corporations (Sunbiz) and get your EIN from the IRS.
Form 2553 filed on time if electing S corporation status makes sense for you.
Florida sales tax and reemployment tax registrations, if your business needs them.
QuickBooks, a chart of accounts, bank feeds and payroll set up before your first sale or paycheck.
Estimated taxes, annual reports and return deadlines laid out, so nothing sneaks up on you.
Candice has spent more than 20 years in accounting helping small business owners get organized. Because she also handles bookkeeping, payroll and tax returns, the setup is built around how your business will actually be run and taxed.
You'll know what's due, when, and why, from the very first month.
A free consultation about your plans, your income and how you'll run the business.
We compare your options and recommend the setup that fits from a tax standpoint.
Registrations, tax accounts, books and payroll put in place.
A first-year calendar and ongoing support as the business grows.
They're not either-or. An LLC is a legal structure, while an S corporation is a tax election that an LLC or corporation can make. Many LLCs elect S corporation status once profits are high enough that the payroll tax savings outweigh the extra costs. We'll run the numbers for your situation.
Form 2553 is generally due within two months and 15 days after the start of the tax year the election should take effect. If you miss it, relief is sometimes available, so ask before assuming it's too late.
Most businesses do, and you'll need one to hire employees, file a business return or open a business bank account. It's free from the IRS, and we can get it for you.
Florida LLCs and corporations must file an annual report with Sunbiz between January 1 and May 1 each year. Corporations and LLCs that file late pay a $400 late fee.
Yes. Keeping business and personal money separate makes bookkeeping much easier, helps keep your liability protection intact and makes tax time far simpler.
Yes. We'll review what's in place, fill any gaps, like a missed tax registration or books that were never set up, and get you on track.
Free 30-minute consultation for new clients, by phone or Microsoft Teams.