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Business & Entity Tax

U.S. Business Tax Preparation and
Compliance for All Entity Types

Accurate federal and state tax filing for LLCs, S corporations, C corporations, partnerships, and
other business structures, with entity-specific reporting, deductions, estimates, and compliance
based on current IRS and state rules.

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Why Work With Us

At WeDoTaxes, our CPAs ensure compliance
accuracy, entity structure optimization, and
strategic tax planning.

  • Accurate federal and state compliance
  • Optimized entity tax classification
  • Maximized deductions and credits
  • Reduced audit and penalty risk
  • Time savings and efficiency

Need personalized entity tax guidance?

Tell us about your business structure and tax requirements, and we'll outline the filings and compliance steps your entity needs.

Business & Entity Tax FAQs

Get clear answers to key questions about business tax
filing, entity choice, and compliance.

Business and entity tax services include preparing and filing federal and state tax returns for business entities and providing guidance on tax classification, reporting obligations, and compliance based on your specific legal structure.
Your business's legal structure determines which tax return you file and how income is reported. For example, partnerships must file Form 1065, S corporations file Form 1120-S, and C corporations file Form 1120. LLCs default to a classification based on ownership unless an election is made.
Generally, yes. Corporations and partnerships must file the appropriate returns even if they have no income. Some entities still have informational filing requirements, depending on IRS criteria and business activities.
Entity choice advisory involves evaluating your business goals, ownership, and tax implications to recommend the most appropriate structure (for example LLC vs S corporation vs C corporation vs partnership) for tax purposes, which affects your filings, tax rates, and liability.
Filing incorrect business tax returns can lead to compliance issues, penalties, higher taxes, and increased audit risk. Proper classification and accurate filings ensure alignment with IRS requirements and avoid unnecessary liability.

Still have questions about business tax requirements? Contact us today.

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