I will file form 2553 and convert llc to s corp election
Smart filings, Big savings, From confusion to clarity
About this Gig
ARE YOU AN LLC OWNER PAYING 15.3% SELF-EMPLOYMENT TAX ON EVERY DOLLAR OF YOUR BUSINESS PROFIT?
If your LLC makes $50,000+, you're overpaying the IRS. Filing Form 2553 to elect S Corp status lets you split income between salary and distributions potentially saving $5,000$15,000+ yearly in self-employment taxes.
I handle your entire S Corp election eligibility review, Form 2553 preparation, shareholder consents, and filing instructions.
PROBLEMS I RESOLVE FOR YOU:
- Not sure if I qualify: I review your structure.
- Worried about mistakes: I prepare error-free forms.
- Missed the March 15 deadline: I assist with late election relief.
- Don't know my salary: I provide reasonable compensation guidance.
WHAT I PROVIDE YOU WITH:
- Complete Form 2553 preparation
- S Corp eligibility review
- Shareholder consent verification
- LLC to S Corp conversion for all 50 states
- Filing instructions & checklist
- Reasonable salary guidance (Standard/Premium)
- Late election assistance
- Professional communication
I've helped dozens successfully file Form 2553 and convert to S Corp saving thousands while staying IRS-compliant.
MESSAGE ME
Tax planning objective:
Minimization
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Income planning
Entity type:
Corporation
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LLC
Target country:
US - Federal
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FAQ
What is IRS Form 2553 and why do I need to file it?
IRS Form 2553 is the official "Election by a Small Business Corporation" used to elect S Corporation tax status. By filing Form 2553, your LLC or C-Corp can be taxed as an S Corp, potentially saving you thousands in self-employment taxes. Without Form 2553, you cannot enjoy S Corp tax benefits.
Who is eligible to file Form 2553 for S Corp election?
o file Form 2553 for S Corp election, your business must be a domestic LLC or corporation with no more than 100 shareholders, all of whom must be U.S. citizens or residents, with only one class of stock. I review your eligibility before preparing your Form 2553.
What is the deadline to file Form 2553 for S Corp election?
Form 2553 must generally be filed by March 15 for calendar-year businesses, or within 2 months and 15 days of the start of your tax year. If you missed the deadline for Form 2553, I can help with late election relief.
Can I file Form 2553 late if I missed the deadline?
Yes. Under Revenue Procedure 2013-30, you can file Form 2553 late up to 3 years and 75 days after your intended effective date if you have reasonable cause. I can help draft a reasonable cause statement for your late Form 2553 filing.
How much does it cost to file Form 2553 with the IRS?
Filing Form 2553 with the IRS is free — there is no filing fee. You are paying for professional preparation of your Form 2553 to ensure accuracy, compliance, and maximum tax savings from your S Corp election.
Do I need to file Form 8832 before Form 2553?
In most cases, an LLC can file Form 2553 directly to elect S Corp status without filing Form 8832 first. However, if your LLC is currently taxed as a partnership or corporation, you may need to file Form 8832 before Form 2553. I review your specific situation to determine the correct Form 2553 filin
What information do I need to provide for Form 2553 preparation?
To prepare your Form 2553, I need your business name, EIN, formation date, tax year, shareholder information, and the effective date for your S Corp election. I'll guide you through every Form 2553 requirement step by step.
How long does it take for the IRS to process Form 2553?
The IRS typically processes Form 2553 within 60 days, but it can take longer during peak seasons. I ensure your Form 2553 is error-free to avoid processing delays.
What happens after I file Form 2553 for S Corp election?
Once Form 2553 is approved, you must run payroll for yourself as a shareholder-employee, file Form 1120-S annually, and maintain reasonable compensation. I provide a compliance roadmap with your Form 2553 filing to keep you on track.
Do you guarantee IRS approval of my Form 2553?
While I cannot guarantee IRS approval of Form 2553 (that decision rests with the IRS), I prepare every Form 2553 with meticulous accuracy and full compliance with IRS requirements to maximize your chances of approval.

