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S-Corp Planning

The S-Corporation is a tried-and-true mainstay business entity. They can be easily managed and traded so you can use your expertise to grow and attract investors.

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The S-Corporation is a tried-and-true mainstay business entity. They can be easily managed and traded so you can use your expertise to grow and attract investors at every step. Taking a wrong step setting up or maintaining your S-Corp can be disastrous.

Ownership structure, future business plans, and estate planning are the main factors in deciding how every company is run. Many business owners choose to form an S-Corp due to the federal tax benefits that this type of entity enjoys.

However, ensuring that your company remains eligible for S-Corp status and understanding the nuances that come with forming such a business can be difficult.

With the experience and skill of Texas S-Corp attorney Hunter Sargent, you can make an informed choice about how to establish your S-Corp, plan for business succession, and secure your legacy. Your next step is to call Hunter Sargent, PLLC today for a free business planning consultation.

S-Corp Basics

The first step to starting an S-Corp is making sure the business name you want hasn’t been taken already. You might need to get creative with your business name or change it altogether if your first choice is taken.

The next step is filing the correct forms with the Texas Secretary of State. The forms must be filled out correctly with all of the business information, including the name and address of the company’s registered agent, the address of the company’s primary office, the company’s business purpose, etc.

There is a $300 filing fee for creating a company in Texas with very few exceptions.
After the forms have been approved and processed, you’ve done the bare minimum to create your S-Corp. However, the bare minimum is almost never the best-case scenario for business owners.

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