S Corp Election - eBusinessDocs

Name of Business(Required)

This should match the name on the incorporation documents exactly.

Officer Name(Required)

This form may only be submitted by an officer of the corporation. (President, Vice President, CEO, CFO, Treasurer, or any other officer with authority to file tax documents)

First Middle Last

Officer Title(Required)

Please provide your title.

Officer Phone(Required)

Your contact phone is required in case we have any questions.

Officer Email(Required)

Your email is required. Once this form is submitted, an authorization for filing will be sent to this email for e-signature.

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Business Address(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Employer Identification Number (EIN)(Required)

An EIN is required to file for an S-Corp election. If you do not have an EIN, you can apply for one with eBusinessDocs.com.

Date Incorporated(Required)

State of Incorporation(Required)

Has the Corporation Changed its Name after applying for the EIN?

Yes

No

Has the Corporation Changed its Address after applying for the EIN?

Yes

No

Is the Corporation a Qualified Subchapter S Trust?

Most corporations answer No. If you are a QSST, please contact us for additional assistance.

Yes

No

Is the Corporation's Tax Year a Calendar Year? (Ends on December 31)(Required)

The majority of businesses answer YES. If your tax year is NOT a calendar year, contact us via our contact form for additional help.

Yes

No

What Tax Year would you like the S Corp Election to be effective?(Required)

This year CANNOT be a year before the corporation was formed.

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Hidden Effective Date

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Hidden Late Filing

true

false

Late Filing Reason(Required)

Your S Corp Election is late according to IRS rules. We can file for Relief for Last S Corp Election if all of the following are true. Please check all if they apply.

Select exactly 3 choices.

The entity intended to be classified as an S corporation from the specified desired effective date.

The entity and its shareholders have consistently treated the entity as an S corporation for tax purposes since the intended effective date.

The entity applied for the S Corp election to correct the mistake as soon as the oversight was discovered.

How many shareholders does the corporation have?

If YOU are a shareholder, include yourself in the count. Include all shareholders the corporation has had since formation. If you have more than 7 shareholders, please contact us for additional assistance.

Please enter a number from 1 to 7.

Shareholder 1 Email(Required)