Accurate, On-Time Tax Filing for LLCs, S-Corps & Partnership

Whether you run a single-member LLC or manage a multi-owner S-Corp, preparing business taxes is complex—and mistakes can be costly. At Accuracy CPA in Gilbert, AZ, we specialize in accurate, compliant, and strategic business tax preparation for small and mid-sized businesses.

Our proactive approach ensures you file correctly, avoid penalties, and take advantage of every tax-saving opportunity.

 We work with:

• LLCs (single- and multi-member)
   
• S-Corporations and owners receiving K-1s
   
• Partnerships & LLPs
   
• Real estate entities, contractors, and consultants
   
• Service providers, e-commerce, and local trades

We prepare and file your entity’s tax returns, including:

• IRS Form 1065 for partnerships
   
• IRS Form 1120-S for S-Corps
   
• Arizona business tax returns and other state filings
   
• K-1s for all partners/shareholders
   
• Annual business reconciliations and reporting
   

We go beyond basic filing to review:

• Income and expense classifications
   
• Owner distributions and shareholder compensation
   
• Depreciation schedules
   
• Prior-year returns for errors or opportunities
   
• Entity structure for tax efficiency
   

Avoid surprises by working with us year-round to:

• Calculate and submit quarterly tax estimates
   
• Track changes in revenue, expenses, or ownership
   
• Update your tax strategy as your business evolves
   

• Licensed and experienced with complex business structures
   
• Avoid costly errors, audits, and missed deductions
   
• Integrated tax and accounting for consistency
   
• Year-round advisory support—not just at tax time
   
• Local CPA office in Gilbert, AZ for personalized service

Q: What if I just started my business?
We can help you file your first-year tax return, even if your books aren’t perfect yet. We’ll also advise on whether to elect S-Corp treatment for future savings.

Q: Can I switch from an LLC to an S-Corp?
Yes, if eligible. We’ll walk you through IRS Form 2553 and the pros/cons of changing tax treatment based on your income, payroll, and goals.

Q: Do I need to file taxes if I had no revenue?
In most cases, yes. Entities like LLCs and S-Corps must still file annual returns, even with no income, to avoid penalties or IRS notices.

We make business tax prep easy, accurate, and strategic—so you can focus on running your business.

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