HOW IT WORKS
One price. Three steps. You decide at every step.
Everything it takes to set up your S-Corp correctly, in the right order. You only move forward when the numbers say you should.
STEP 1
Analysis & Roadmap
Your personalized S-Corp feasibility analysis, built on your real commission income and goals, delivered within 7 business days after we receive your information and documents.
You get: a clear, documented answer: yes, not yet, or no. If the numbers don't support it, you're finished.
Starts after your Clarity Consult
STEP 2
Entity Setup & TREC Support
Texas LLC formation, a templated operating agreement, your EIN, and step-by-step guidance for your TREC business entity registration. The state filing fee is included.
You get: a formed Texas entity and guidance through your TREC application. Approval is up to TREC.
When you decide to proceed
STEP 3
S-Corp Activation
Your S-Corp election, a formal reasonable compensation analysis, and payroll setup, done in the right order, after TREC approval.
You get: an operating S-Corp.
After TREC approves your entity
PACKAGE TOTAL
$2,350
Founding Agents: $2,000 (limited availability)
Already have an LLC? Your price is lower and will be quoted after your analysis.
You pay as you go, starting with your analysis. If the numbers don't work, you stop there with nothing more to pay. Compare the total with the yearly savings estimate from your free calculator.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
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S-Corp feasibility analysis and roadmap
Texas LLC formation
State filing fee
Templated operating agreement
Your EIN
TREC registration guidance
S-Corp election
Reasonable compensation analysis
Payroll setup
Does not include TREC's registration fee (paid directly to TREC) or the additional $250 if your S-Corp election must be filed late. All fees are non-refundable once work on a step begins. Our entity formation and TREC documentation support is administrative consulting and not legal advice. This firm is not a CPA firm and these services are not regulated by the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy.
A CLOSER LOOK AT STEP 1: ANALYSIS & ROADMAP
Find out exactly what an S-Corp would save you, before you file anything.
Most S-Corp advice is a single income number someone heard once. Your analysis runs your actual numbers through a documented method that covers reasonable pay for your role, state rules, and the real cost of running an S-Corp. If it doesn't make sense for you yet, the report says so.
What's in your analysis
Your estimated tax today compared with an S-Corp
Your estimated savings after those costs, or the income level where it starts to pay off
A reasonable-salary range for your role, based on wage data for your occupation
State-specific considerations
The yearly costs of running an S-Corp: payroll, the business return, and state fees
A clear recommendation: yes, not yet, or no