Business Tax Preparation
Entity returns prepared from books we can stand behind, with the owner-level consequences explained before anything is filed. Filing season should confirm what you already knew about the year.
Start with a focused conversation about the decision in front of you.
Request a ConsultationThe right fit
S Corporations, partnerships, and multi-owner businesses in Maryland and nationwide that want their entity return and their owners' personal returns treated as one coordinated picture.
What's included
S Corporation returns (Form 1120-S), including reasonable-compensation discussion and K-1 issuance.
Partnership returns (Form 1065) with partner K-1s and allocation review.
Multi-state filings and nexus questions for businesses working across state lines.
Quarterly estimated tax calculations and year-end projections.
Prior-year, amended, and late business returns.
Pre-filing review with the owners, so the personal impact isn't a surprise.
How the engagement runs
Every engagement follows the same path, so you always know where you are in it.
Consultation
We start with a conversation about what you're trying to decide. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.
Scope & engagement letter
The work, timeline, scope, and pricing are discussed upfront and agreed to in writing before anything begins.
The work
We handle the preparation, review, and filing — in-house, with a single point of contact throughout.
Review together
We walk you through the result and what it means for the next decision, not just hand over a file.
Expected outcome
A finished piece of work you understand, records that hold up to scrutiny, and a clear view of what the next decision requires.
Pricing
Pricing reflects entity type, number of owners, state filings, and the work required. Pricing and scope are agreed to in writing before preparation begins.
Frequently asked
Anything not covered here is fair game during the initial consultation.
- Which business returns do you prepare?
- S Corporation returns on Form 1120-S and partnership returns on Form 1065, including single-entity and multi-state filings, with K-1s issued to owners.
- Do you also prepare the owners' personal returns?
- Frequently. Preparing both sides means the K-1 flows through correctly and the two returns are looked at as one picture rather than two separate errands.
- Our books aren't closed yet. Can you still file?
- We'll close them first, or reconstruct what's missing. Filing from unreliable records tends to cost more later than doing the cleanup now.
- Can you handle quarterly estimated taxes?
- Yes. Quarterly estimate calculations and projections are available on their own or bundled with ongoing financial management so there's no surprise in April.
Let's start with a conversation — no obligation beyond it.
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