Starting a business is exciting — until the paperwork. We set your company up correctly from day one: the right entity, your federal tax ID, and the filings you'll actually owe, all explained in plain language.
Request a free consultationRegistering a company looks like a single step — file some paperwork, get a certificate. In reality, the choices you make at the start quietly shape your taxes, your paperwork, and your risk for years. Get them right and the business runs smoothly. Get them wrong and you're paying to unwind it later.
The most common mistakes we see: picking an entity type because someone online said so rather than because it fits the situation, skipping the federal tax ID setup, and walking away without knowing what has to be filed in year one. A registration service will file the formation document and stop there — they don't tell you what comes next.
We set the whole thing up as a foundation, not just a certificate: the right structure for your goals, your EIN, and a clear picture of your ongoing obligations — handled by a licensed professional who's still there when tax season arrives.
We help you choose the structure that fits your goals and tax situation — not a one-size guess.
Your company registered and your federal tax ID obtained, ready to open accounts and operate.
A clear list of what you must file and when, so nothing catches you off guard.
We don't disappear after filing — we're here for the taxes and questions that follow.
Tell us what you're building and your goals.
We recommend the right structure and explain why.
Company formed and EIN obtained for you.
With a compliance plan and an advisor on call.
It depends on your income, your plans, and whether you have partners or outside investors. Many small businesses start as an LLC, but not always. We'll walk you through the trade-offs for your specific case rather than giving a generic answer. See also our LLC vs S-corp page.
You can file that way, but those services stop at the formation document. They don't advise on the right entity, handle your EIN strategy, or tell you what you'll owe afterward — which is where the costly mistakes happen.
An EIN is your company's federal tax ID. Most businesses need one to open a bank account, hire, or file taxes. We obtain it as part of setup.
Formation itself is often quick, but timing varies. We'll give you a realistic timeline for your situation and handle the steps in the right order.
Yes. We work with foreign founders regularly. There are extra steps and an important reporting requirement — see our LLC for non-residents page.
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