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Business Formation Solutions

🧾 S-CORP ELECTION FILING SERVICE

Keep More. Pay Less.

$249

Cut your tax bill legally—elect S-Corp status and pay yourself like a boss.

IRS Form 2553 on a sleek Strike Force-branded desk with calculator, gold pen, and digital tax chart displayed on a laptop.

If you’re making over $50K a year through your business and still taxed like a sole prop or LLC… you’re bleeding cash. Electing S-Corp status lets you split income between salary and profit distributions—legally lowering your self-employment tax. We handle the IRS paperwork, walk you through the strategy, and even help you set up payroll. It’s one small form with a big impact.

• IRS Form 2553 prepared & filed for you
• Includes advisory on reasonable salary structure
• Timeline reminders to avoid missed deadlines
• Payroll setup referrals available
• Works for new and existing LLCs

Who It’s For?
  • Single-member LLC owners with $50K+ in profit

  • Consultants, real estate agents, contractors

  • Freelancers or e-commerce sellers scaling past hobby stage

  • Anyone tired of giving 15.3% of their income to Uncle Sam unnecessarily

What You Get:
  • IRS Form 2553 preparation and filing

  • Reasonable compensation advisory

  • Email support for IRS follow-up

  • Optional payroll software setup

  • S-Corp tax savings strategy overview

FAQ

Q: Do I need to change my LLC to an S-Corp?
A: No—you elect S-Corp status with the IRS. Your legal entity stays the same.

Q: How much can I save?
A: Typically $4K–10K+ per year depending on your net profit and how you’re paid.

Q: Is this good for new businesses?
A: Yes—especially if you’re expecting $50K+ in net profit this year.

Q: Can I elect retroactively?
A: Yes, if within IRS deadline or with reasonable cause. We’ll guide you.

$249 One-Time Fee – includes full filing and support

Optional payroll setup assistance: +$99

Elect S-Corp. Reduce taxes. Win the game

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⚠️ Disclaimer Strike Force Agency provides document preparation and educational guidance. We are not a CPA firm. All tax strategies should be reviewed with your accountant or licensed tax advisor before implementation.
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