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S-Corporation Conversions

The right entity structure can save you $10,000–$30,000 or more every year. Often even with no year over year increase in revenue. Learn how we can help you keep more of what you are already earning.

$10K–$30Ktypical annual self-employment tax savings for qualifying business owners

Overview

For many business owners, the single most impactful tax decision they can make is converting to an S-corporation. By splitting income between a reasonable salary and pass-through distributions, S-corporation owners legally reduce their self-employment tax liability — often saving tens of thousands of dollars annually. However, if done incorrectly the IRS can short circuit your savings with fines and penalties for not following their specific required protocol. We got you!

How It Works

An S-corporation election allows business income above a reasonable salary to pass through to shareholders without being subject to self-employment (SE) taxes. For a business generating $200,000+ in net income, this structure can reduce annual tax liability by $10,000–$30,000 or more — every year with the same net profit, as profits grow, so do your savings.

What to Expect

Measurable Results

$10K–$30KTypical annual SE tax savings
15.3%SE tax rate avoided on distributions
Year 1Savings begin immediately upon conversion

Is This Right for You?

Who Benefits Most

Sole proprietors, single-member LLCs, and partnerships generating $80,000+ in net annual income. The higher your net income, the greater the potential savings.

Our Process

1

Eligibility Analysis

We evaluate your current entity structure, income level, and business profile to confirm S-corp suitability.

2

Reasonable Compensation Benchmark

We establish a defensible, IRS-compliant salary — the foundation of a sound S-corp strategy.

3

Conversion & Filing

We handle the IRS Form 2553 election and coordinate all state-level filings required for the conversion.

4

Ongoing Compliance

We provide guidance on payroll setup, quarterly estimated taxes, and annual S-corp reporting requirements.

Ready to See What You Could Save?

Most clients identify significant savings opportunities in their first conversation.