Has a friend or acquaintance running their own small business mentioned how they saved a bunch of money on taxes by switching to an s-corporation? It isn’t all that difficult to do, and with a little help from our Massachusetts kit, you too can save 15.3% on a portion of your profits by making the switch. Or, if you are interested in starting your own business, check out some of our resources below to find out why an s-corp may be beneficial for you.
Our Massachusetts S Corporation kit
An s-corporation isn’t really a “corporation” at all — it’s a tax designation available to certain types of entities. Eligible base entities to make this election would be LLCs or corporations — and we have a kit for each.
We typically recommend going the LLC route as it provides flexibility (if you are starting a new venture, you can be taxed as a sole proprietor or partnership until your profits increase to a level that it makes sense to become an s-corp) and less of the red tape. Click below for this option:
Alternatively, if you have or want to use a corporation or Inc. as your base, see this option below:
Note: each kit contains step-by-step instructions to form your entity in Massachusetts as well as operating agreement/corporate bylaws to provide a solid foundation.
Money Back Guarantee
Each and every kit we offer comes with a money back guarantee. Contact us at steve.nelson@stephenlnelson.com if you purchase one of these s-corp kits only to find out it wasn’t as easy as we made it out to be.
Additional Resources
What Sort of Accounting System Does a Small Corporation Need?: You have to keep solid books if you want to succeed in your endeavor.
Six Common Formulas for Small Business Success: Which category do you fit in?
C Corporation vs. S Corporation: A Short Primer: Check out some of the differences between the two.
