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We make incorporation fast, simple, and fully compliant — so you can focus on growing your business.
Tell us about your company — name, location, and structure preferences. Our guided form makes it quick and effortless.
Our experts prepare and file your Articles of Incorporation and ensure all state and federal requirements are met.
Once approved, you’ll receive your official documents, EIN, and business kit — ready to launch and scale confidently.
Avoid double taxation. Profits and losses pass directly to shareholders, meaning your income is only taxed once — at the individual level — helping you keep more of what you earn.
Your personal assets are protected. As a separate legal entity, an S Corporation shields you from business debts, lawsuits, and financial obligations.
Forming an S Corporation enhances your business’s legitimacy with clients, partners, and lenders — positioning your company for long-term growth and stability.
As an owner, you can pay yourself a combination of salary and distributions, which may reduce your overall tax burden while keeping your business fully compliant.
An S Corporation (or S Corp) is a business structure that allows profits and losses to pass directly to shareholders’ personal tax returns — avoiding double taxation while providing limited liability protection.
Processing times vary by state. Each state’s approval timeline is different, but at Parabellum Business Capital, we do our due diligence to file your documents as early as possible.
If you choose Fast Filing, we’ll submit your incorporation paperwork within 1 business day for the quickest turnaround.
Both offer limited liability and a professional business structure, but they’re taxed differently.
C Corporations pay taxes at the corporate level.
S Corporations pass profits and losses to the owners’ personal tax returns, avoiding double taxation.
S Corps also have restrictions on the number and type of shareholders.
Pass-through taxation (avoid double taxation)
Limited liability protection
Credibility and professional structure
Potential tax savings through salary + distribution flexibility
To qualify for S Corporation status, your business must:
Be a U.S.-based corporation
Have 100 shareholders or fewer
Issue only one class of stock
Have shareholders who are U.S. citizens or residents
An S Corporation doesn’t pay federal income taxes at the corporate level. Instead, profits and losses are “passed through” to shareholders, who report them on their personal tax returns.
Yes. You must first form a C Corporation or an LLC, then elect S Corporation status by filing IRS Form 2553. Parabellum Business Capital handles this process for you.
Yes. S Corporations must maintain compliance by:
Holding annual shareholder and director meetings
Keeping meeting minutes
Filing annual reports and state fees
Our compliance reminders and support help you stay in good standing.
Yes. Many LLC owners elect S Corporation taxation to take advantage of potential tax savings. We can help you evaluate your eligibility and handle the conversion paperwork.
Owners who work in the business must pay themselves a reasonable salary through payroll. They can also receive dividend distributions, which may reduce overall tax liability.
Yes, but there are limitations. S Corporations can have up to 100 shareholders, and all must be U.S. citizens or residents. They also can’t issue multiple classes of stock like C Corporations can.
We handle every step of the formation process — from filing your Articles of Incorporation or Organization to securing your EIN, registered agent, and compliance documents. You simply provide your business details, and we take care of the rest.
This Thanksgiving season, we’re giving thanks to our clients by offering 20% off all services — from website development to credit repair and consulting.
Offer valid until November 27
