S-Corp

Yes. If you form (or have already formed) an LLC through Nue Biz, we can prepare the paperwork you’ll need to ask the IRS for S-corporation tax treatment. We don’t currently convert C-corporations.

Absolutely. An S-Corp is not a stand-alone entity type; it’s a tax classification. You’ll form an LLC with the state first, then instruct the IRS—via Form 2553—to tax that LLC like an S-Corp.

• Included in our Pro Plan ($179 + state fees) when you choose S-Corp status during checkout.

• $200 one-time fee if you ask for the election more than 30 days after your LLC is formed.
  State filing fees are separate and vary by jurisdiction.

Absolutely. We’ll migrate your DBA, update tax IDs, and notify the state—all included in our standard process.

• Auto-populate IRS Form 2553 with your company and owner details

• Flag signature lines for each shareholder (wet-ink signatures still required by the IRS)

• Provide step-by-step mailing or fax instructions and tracking tips

• Post-election reminders for quarterly payroll taxes and year-end 1120-S filings

The IRS wants Form 2553 within 75 days of your LLC’s effective date—or within 75 days after the start of a new tax year. Missed the window? We can add Form 8832 to request late relief, but approval is not guaranteed.

• Any owner who isn’t a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

• Corporations, partnerships, and certain trusts as owners

• LLCs with more than 100 shareholders
  If any of these apply, the IRS will reject the election.

No. You stay an LLC under state law—with the same liability shield—but your profits are now passed through in a way that may reduce self-employment tax, provided you pay yourself a “reasonable salary.”