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Setting up an Oregon S Corporation

oregonWe do a lot of work with Oregon small business owners. And that’s probably not really surprising. Our CPA firm is right next door in Washington State. So we serve a number of clients who operate in both states or clients who used to operate in one state but are now operating in the other state.

Accordingly, we do provide do-it-yourself kits for Oregon entrepreneurs to use for setting up an S corporation. Our most popular kit (and the one we strongly recommend) uses an Oregon LLC as the platform for an S corporation. We also, however, provide another kit that uses an Oregon corporation as the platform.

Our Oregon S Corporation kit

An S corporation can be based on both a regular, traditional corporation or on a limited liability company. The advantages of using a limited liability company include easier governance and the opportunity to make the S election at some point after the LLC is formed rather than at the exact same time.

Our kits, by the way, provide complete instructions for forming either an LLC or corporation, for applying for and obtaining a federal tax identification number, and for making the federal 2553 election.

Click below to download the limited liability company version:

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Below is the kit with the corporation as the base entity:

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