S Corp Company Registration in US
Limited Liability Corporation
Corporation
Minimum shareholders - 1
S Corporation
Minimum shareholders - 1
C Corporation
Minimum shareholders - 1
Maximum shareholders - 50
Maximum shareholders - 50
Sole Proprietorship
Only 1 member is the sole proprietor
* Stamp duty Varies State to State
* NRI/Foreign Directors, Charges are extra
* NRI/Foreign Directors, Charges are extra
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We Help You In Your S Corporation Registration in US the Right Way
Our USP, incorporating investor-ready companies, streamlining the path to securing funding with ease.
1. Business Nature
Decide the nature of the business
2. Business Name
Choose the business name
3. AOI
File articles of incorporation
4. Appointment
Appoint the Board of Directors
Choosing a Company
C Corporation | Limited Liability | S Corporation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Requirements | Minimum shareholders - 1 | Minimum shareholders - 1 | Minimum shareholders - 1 |
| Maximum shareholders ? | - | - | 50 |
| Compliances | High | Low | High |
| Registration Time | 15 Days | 15 Days | 40 Days |
Documents Required
Only Scanned Copies are needed, Scanned copy of PAN Card of all directors and Voter ID/ Passport/ Driving
Articles of Incorporation
Business Name Reservation Certificate
Business Plan
Operating Agreement/ Bylaws
State and Federal Tax ID numbers
License and Permits
What do you get
Everything to open a bank account and Start your business
DSC
Digital signature for two directors to digitally sign the documents
PAN Acknowledgment
PAN Acknowledgment can be used to apply for PAN number
Incorporation Certificate
Certificate of incorporation bearing company's registration number and details
TAN Acknowledgment
TAN Acknowledgment can be used to apply for TAN number
Questions? Call us on +1 312 623 8405
Why Choose SmartFin CFO for Company Registration in US?
Tech Enabled
Filings through Automated Technology
Online Procedure
Submit all your documents online
Fastest Filings
We try to file your Company the same day you submit your documents
Updates
We track your company and update you on all necessary steps
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an S corporation?
An S corporation (S corp) is a particular type of corporation that fits certain Internal Revenue Code standards, allowing it to be treated as a pass-through organization and avoid double taxation. This means income, losses, deductions, and credits are passed on to shareholders and reported on their tax forms.
What happens if an S corporation no longer meets the eligibility requirements?
Suppose a S corporation fails to meet the eligibility requirements. In that case, it will automatically lose its S corporation status and be taxed as a C corporation, subject to corporate income tax and double taxes.
What is Form 2553 and when should it be filed?
Form 2553, the Election by a Small Business Corporation form, must be filed with the IRS to obtain S corporation status. It must be filed within 75 days of incorporation or within 75 days of the beginning of the tax year in which the election will take effect.
What are the main benefits of forming an S corporation?
- Pass-Through Taxation avoids double taxation by taxing profits only at the shareholder level.
- Limited Liability: Shareholders' assets are shielded against business obligations.
- Credibility: Increased credibility among customers, suppliers, and investors.
- Self-employment Tax Savings: Shareholder employees may be able to save money on their self-employment taxes.
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