Free LLC return check
CPA for an LLC? A CPA alternative names the return.
Four taps. We name the return this LLC files.
One company. Four possible returns.
The CPA alternative for an LLC is a Tax CFO.
Steven Palmieri is a Tax CFO, not a CPA firm. A Tax CFO names which of the four tax lives this LLC is on, closes the month to the bank, sets payday up on a provider you run, and prepares the return that life uses. The free call says whether that fit is real.
You will be speaking with the CPA alternative, a Tax CFO, not a CPA firm. If a loan or a contract truly needs a signed audit or review, we will say so on the call and point that signature to a licensed CPA firm.
How the free return check works
- Answer four questionsAbout a minute. Owner count, last year's return, and whether a signature is required.
- Pick a video timeBring last year's return if you have it. Nothing has to be mailed ahead.
- Leave with the life namedWhich return this LLC files, whether a wage belongs on it, and whether a CPA firm must sign anything.
Forming it did not pick the return
We will not treat the formation as a tax election. If no S election was accepted, the owner count names the return, and you hear that before a new form is filed.
If a loan truly needs a signed audit, that signature goes to a licensed CPA firm. The month under the report can still be closed here.
Steven Palmieri is a Tax CFO and the Entrepreneur's CFO. The practice is not a CPA firm and does not sign audit or assurance reports.
Start the free checkQuestions people ask first
Is the return check free?
Yes. The video call has no fee and nothing to sign. If paid work fits afterward, the price is named before it starts.
Are you a CPA firm?
No. This is a Tax CFO practice. It does not sign an audit, a review, or a compilation.
Does every LLC have to elect S status?
No. An S election is a separate choice. It helps when a wage and the profit make a second return worth filing. Many companies with one owner never send it.
What if last year's return was the wrong life?
Bring that return to the call. The life on file and the life the company should be on are sometimes two different answers.