S-Corp election for your existing company
Form 2553 prepared with shareholder consents and submitted to the IRS for $50 flat. There is no government fee for the election, and the deadline is 2 months and 15 days into the tax year, which is March 15 for calendar year companies.
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~5 minutesWhat you get
- Prepared and faxed to the IRS within one business day
- Shareholder consent statements included
- Late elections prepared under IRS Revenue Procedure 2013-30 where eligible
- SSNs stored encrypted and never shared with our payment processor
How it works
Tell us about your business
Your exact total is on this page before you type anything, and nothing is charged until the last step.
We prepare and file it
A specialist reads every order and files it within one business day. If something looks wrong, we email you before filing, not after.
You get your documents
Confirmation, your stamped documents, and what to do next, in your inbox and your account as the filing moves.
Common questions
Often not. The IRS accepts late elections up to 3 years and 75 days after the intended effective date when the company acted like an S corporation and has reasonable cause. We prepare the relief request as part of the same $50 service where the facts support it.
The IRS requires each shareholder's SSN on the consent. We store them encrypted, use them only on the form, and never send them to the payment processor.
No, that is tax advice and we are a filing service. Your accountant can run the numbers; we make the paperwork painless once you have decided.
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FastBusinessFiling is a filing service, not a law firm or an accounting firm, and does not give legal or tax advice, including advice on which entity type, election, or state fits your situation. For that, talk to a licensed professional.