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S Corporation Elections

Save time, money, and hassle when you use our professional document filing services to help form your corporation. Get more details below.

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The business filing experts at MyCorporation can help save you time and eliminate the hassle of filing an S Corp election. We are here to support you during the filing process:

Fill out and submit the S Corporation Election order form on our website.
You will find S Corp requests for standard contact, billing, and authorization information, plus specific requests regarding your entity, legal representative, and election information.
We will complete the necessary documentation and forward it to you for your signature.
You sign the documents and fax them to the IRS.

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Elect S-Corp status to change how an existing corporation or LLC is federally taxed.

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