Tax Return Preparation for U.S. Companies

We prepare federal and required state tax returns for your U.S. company based on your company type and tax period. The process begins with a review of formation documents, EIN, partnership structure, income and expenses, bank statements, payment processor reports, and prior returns. Any missing documents or items requiring clarification will be communicated before filing.

The tax return type is determined according to your company's LLC, Partnership, C Corporation, or S Corporation structure. Tax classification, the residency status of partners, and the scope of operations are considered. Form 1065, Form 1120, Form 1120-S, and required supplementary forms are prepared as appropriate. Information filings for foreign-owned companies are separately reviewed.

Income and expenses are classified based on submitted records. Bank and payment platform transactions are examined; clarification is requested for undocumented transactions. Deductible expenses are evaluated according to supporting documentation and intended use. Once calculations are complete, a draft return is shared for your approval.

The approved return is submitted to the relevant system if it qualifies for electronic filing. If paper filing is required, submission instructions are prepared. Filing confirmation or receipt, a copy of the return, and payment information if applicable are delivered. Tax payments are made by you to the relevant authority.

The service includes document review, determination of return type, federal return preparation, required forms, applicable state returns, filing, and delivery of filing documents. Multiple-state operations, prior period or amended returns, late filing, foreign partner filings, sales tax, payroll returns, and forms outside the scope may be subject to additional fees. Additional scope and fees will be communicated in advance.

The return is prepared based on the information and documents you provide. Incomplete or inaccurate records may affect calculations and filing. No guarantee can be made regarding the tax amount, refund outcome, absence of penalties, or avoidance of further examination. If the authority requests additional information, appropriate support will be determined separately.