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Corporate filings only

Corporate tax returns. Only corporations.

Federal Forms 1120 and 1120-S plus the state corporate returns that apply to you. One team, one file, one clear status from intake to delivery.

Preparation and filing — not representation. Scope and exclusions are stated in every proposal.

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Not for sole proprietors, partnerships (1065) or personal 1040 returns.

Service scope

Preparation and filing

  • Form 1120 and 1120-S
  • Quoted state corporate filings
  • Acknowledgement stored per jurisdiction
  • Filed copies and payment instructions

Out of scope

Representation before the IRS or states, audits, appeals, collections and personal returns.

We only do corporate returns

No personal returns, no partnerships, no side business. Every reviewer on your file works on corporate returns every week, so questions about basis, reasonable compensation, state nexus and franchise reports are routine work rather than a learning curve.

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Written scope before work

Every engagement lists what is included and, just as visibly, what is excluded.

Independent reviewer

A second person reviews the draft before you are asked to sign anything.

Evidence, not assumptions

A filing is accepted only when an acknowledgement is stored for that jurisdiction and version.

Your data stays private

Private buckets, row level security, short-lived links and audited downloads.

Eight stages, and you always know which one you are in

Each stage has an owner and an explicit criterion for moving forward. Your portal shows one status, calculated from the internal record.

  1. Arrival

    You send a request or a guide answer comes in. We record the source and what you already have.

    Owner: Operations|Advances when: Company, tax type and year captured.

  2. Quote and engagement

    A written scope with price, inclusions and exclusions. Payment is confirmed by a verified webhook, never by a browser redirect.

    Owner: Operations|Advances when: Engagement accepted and payment confirmed.

  3. Onboarding

    Portal access, the file for the tax year, the information list and the official and internal dates kept separate.

    Owner: Operations|Advances when: Portal active and requirements issued.

  4. Information collection

    Organizer, document upload and optional read-only accounting connection, until the team confirms the information is sufficient.

    Owner: Client and preparer|Advances when: A preparer marks the information sufficient.

  5. Preparation

    Draft preparation, structured extraction proposals reviewed by a human, then an independent reviewer pass.

    Owner: Preparer and reviewer|Advances when: Reviewer approves the draft version.

  6. Approval

    You receive an identified draft version and authorise e-file on that exact version (Form 8879-CORP through Drake E-Sign).

    Owner: Client|Advances when: Signed authorisation matches the transmitted draft hash.

  7. Filing

    Transmission per jurisdiction, with the acknowledgement stored. A rejection opens a correction; it is never marked accepted by inference.

    Owner: Operations|Advances when: Acknowledgement stored per jurisdiction.

  8. Delivery

    Filed copies, acknowledgements, payment instructions, K-1 access for shareholders and the next corporate dates.

    Owner: Operations|Advances when: Copies delivered and next dates published to the portal.

What is included, and what is not

Included in a corporate engagement

  • Information request list and organizer for your entity type
  • Preparation of federal Form 1120 or 1120-S
  • Applicable state corporate income, franchise and annual report filings quoted in your proposal
  • Reviewer pass before anything is sent to you for signature
  • Transmission with acknowledgement stored per jurisdiction
  • Delivery of filed copies, payment instructions and next deadlines

Not included

  • Representation before the IRS or a state agency
  • Responses to notices that defend a position, audits, appeals or collections
  • Personal returns (Form 1040) and partnership returns (Form 1065)
  • Legal or tax advice on structuring, and bookkeeping cleanup beyond the quoted scope
  • Guarantees of refunds, savings or processing times
If your file raises a question that needs representation, we explain it, ask for your written consent, and refer you to an allied attorney. We do not answer notices for you.

Who works on your file

Your file is handled by a preparer, an independent reviewer and an operations coordinator. Credentials (PTIN, EFIN, state registrations) are recorded with evidence and expiry before any public claim is made; nothing is published until it is verified.

Individual credentials are published only once current evidence is on file.

Preparer

Builds the draft and the extraction

Reviewer

Independent pass before your signature

Coordinator

Dates, acknowledgements and delivery

Free tools, no account needed

Estimates built only from approved rules with a year and a source. No identifiers required.

State guides

Guides are written in English and Spanish and published only after professional review. Unpublished guides stay internal — we do not invent deadlines or rates to fill a page.

Published so far

Guides go live as a professional reviews them. The state catalogue is preloaded, but preloaded does not mean researched.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you prepare personal returns?

No. We prepare corporate returns only: Forms 1120 and 1120-S and the state corporate filings that apply. If you need a Form 1040 we introduce a partner preparer, and you contract with them directly.

Do you represent my company before the IRS?

No. Our scope is collect, prepare, review, authorise, transmit and deliver. Representation — defending a position, audits, appeals, collections — is excluded and referred to an allied attorney with your written consent.

Can you work with an LLC?

Yes, when the LLC has elected to be taxed as a corporation, or when we file the election first. We verify the classification instead of guessing from the name.

Where do you publish your credentials?

Credentials (PTIN, EFIN, state registrations) are recorded with evidence, type and expiry, and only published once verified. Nothing on this site claims a credential that has not been verified.

How do you use artificial intelligence?

As an internal organising aid: classifying documents, proposing extractions and flagging inconsistencies. Every proposal is reviewed by a person, and the AI never decides an obligation, signs or files anything.

What happens if my state has a separate report?

The states with activity are reviewed, the rules applied are recorded with a source and a check date, and any filing not quoted in your engagement is listed as a reminder rather than silently promised.

Start with the organizer

The organizer turns what you already have into the exact list of what is missing. It does not ask for a Social Security number and it does not decide obligations: a person reviews them.

Corporations only: we do not prepare personal (1040) or partnership (1065) returns.

  1. Get the checklist

    Forms, books, payroll and assets the team needs for your entity type.

  2. Upload what you have

    The portal stores each file in a private space with an access log.

  3. Get scope and price

    If the file fits, you get a written proposal. If a price is missing from the book, it goes to review rather than being invented.

Start with the facts about your company

A short questionnaire gives you a written scope and price, or a manual review if your situation is not standard.

Corporate tax returns. Only corporations.