Business tax preparation

Business returns should agree with the books, ownership, and prior-year reporting.

A business return is connected to the accounting records and, for pass-through entities, to what owners ultimately report personally. We focus on consistency across the books, tax return, balance sheet, and owner reporting.

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Business return types

We prepare business returns for common entity structures and review the supporting accounting before filing.

  • S corporations — Form 1120-S
  • Partnerships and multi-member LLCs — Form 1065
  • C corporations — Form 1120
  • Sole proprietors and single-member LLC activity reported on individual returns

What we review beyond the return itself

Year-to-year balance-sheet consistency, owner contributions and distributions, loans, owner compensation reporting, contractor reporting, fixed assets, and bookkeeping classifications can all affect the return.

If the books are not ready for tax preparation, cleanup may need to happen before the return can be completed accurately.

Common questions

Do you prepare S corporation returns?

Yes. We prepare S corporation returns and review related owner compensation, distributions, and K-1 reporting.

Can you review the bookkeeping before preparing the return?

Yes, when appropriate. We can review reconciliations, transaction classification, balance-sheet accounts, and the records needed for tax preparation.

This page provides general educational information. Tax results and representation options depend on the taxpayer's specific facts, records, account status, and current law.