Comprehensive tax solutions for your business
Form 1040 with Schedule C filing
Form 1065 and Schedule K-1 distribution
Form 1120S and Shareholder K-1
Form 1120 corporate tax filing
Professional process for accurate business tax returns
Meet with our qualified CPAs for research and analysis
1-2 hoursWe review your financial documents and records
1-2 daysOur CPAs prepare your business tax return
3-5 daysYou review and approve the return for filing
1-2 daysWe e-file and provide confirmation
Same dayBefore filing a business tax return, United Taxes recommends that the company meet with one of our qualified CPAs to conduct proper research and analysis.
Our comprehensive tax return filing process includes tax return preparation, review, sharing necessary documents, and receiving confirmation.
The type of income tax return you file will be determined by the type of entity you created:
File Form 1040 with Schedule C. Simple structure for single-owner businesses with pass-through taxation.
File Form 1065 and distribute Schedule K-1 to their partners. Income passes through to partners.
File Form 1120S and distribute Shareholder Schedule K-1. Avoids double taxation with pass-through structure.
File Form 1120. Separate legal entity with its own tax liability and potential for retained earnings.
Additional Returns: In addition to the annual business income tax return, the business entity must file:
A business entity with employees must pay employment taxes. This includes:
Note: Some states, such as Georgia, will levy unemployment insurance taxes even if the business has no employees.
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Common questions about corporate tax filing
The tax form depends on your business entity type: Sole proprietors file Form 1040 with Schedule C, partnerships file Form 1065, S corporations file Form 1120S, and C corporations file Form 1120. We can help determine the correct form for your business.
S-Corps have pass-through taxation where income is taxed at the shareholder level, avoiding double taxation. C-Corps are taxed at the corporate level and dividends are taxed again at the shareholder level. C-Corps have more flexibility in ownership and can retain earnings.
Businesses with employees must withhold federal and state income taxes, pay Social Security and Medicare taxes (FICA), and pay federal and state unemployment taxes. We handle all employment tax filings including Forms 941 and 940.
Corporate tax returns are generally due by the 15th day of the 4th month after the end of the tax year. For calendar-year corporations, this is April 15th. A 6-month extension is available by filing Form 7004.
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