LLC C Corp

LLC C CorpOur fee is not the state's fee

A laptop, a calculator, and a newspaper on a work table.
The papers are the scope. The laptop is not a price tag.

You pay this practice for the reading and the monthly work. The state charges its own filing fee.

Ask for the letter

The fee you are looking at on this site is the fee for our reading, and later for monthly work if you hire us. It is not the amount a state charges to accept a certificate. States publish their own schedules, and those schedules change. We do not copy a number onto this page, because a copied number goes stale and then it is a lie.

What we charge is written in an engagement letter before the work starts. The letter names the scope. Leave a job out of the letter and it stays unstarted until its own price is spoken. A formation reading is one scope. Keeping the books after you tick is another. Preparing the return is another. They can be hired together. They are not a single unlabeled pile.

Nothing on this page wears a badge or a ribbon that pretends to be a quote. A badge without the facts of your year would be advertising, not a quote. If you need a number before a call, the honest answer is that the letter is the number, and the call is how the letter gets a scope.

Paying a state to file is your transaction with that state. Paying us to read the boxes is your transaction with this practice. Mixing them is how an owner thinks the tax work included a legal filing. It did not.

What the letter will name

Which box you are choosing, whether a company already exists, whether payroll must be set up, and whether the return is in the same engagement. It will not name a street, and it will not arrive as a public price list.

Ask about the fee

You will be talking to the Steven Palmieri practice.

Say which scope you want priced in a letter.

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