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1-800Accountant has serviced over 100,000 businesses in the last decade. We’ll keep your books in order and your taxes current. Get the back-office services your business needs at a price that works for you.1-
Create & File a New Legal Entity
Best for new and existing businesses interested in benefiting from the tax advantages of filing as an LLC.
Starting at $99
/Month
+ State Fee*
- Customized Articles of Organization
- Verified Name Availability Search
- Unlimited Phone and Email Support
- Secure Online Access to Your Incorporation Documents
Business & Personal Tax Bundle
Best for established businesses that require full-service tax support and
expertise.
$1260
/Annually
- Prep and filing of your business tax return
- Prep and filing of your personal tax return
- up to $12k average tax dollars saved per year
- info on IRS compliance
- info on deductions, credits, and deadlines
- covers various business structures
- includes IRS, state, local filings
- Uses Virtual Tax Organizer
- Ongoing communication during the filing process
- Expert review of your filing for accuracy
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Business & Personal Tax Prep Bundle + Year Round Expert Tax Guidance
Best for businesses that need essential accounting support to maximize their tax savings.
$1500
/Annually
Billed annually*
- Prep and filing of your business tax return
- Prep and filing of your personal tax return
- up to $12k average tax dollars saved per year
- Access to expert tax guidance
- info on IRS compliance
- info on deductions, credits, and deadlines
- covers various business structures
- includes IRS, state, local filings
- Uses Virtual Tax Organizer
- Ongoing communication during the filing process
- Expert review of your filing for accuracy
Corporation
Best for businesses that need more advanced features, including tax filing and planning, to maximize their tax savings.
- Access to Portal
- Dedicated accountant
- Year-round tax advice
- Quarterly Reviews
- Personal tax preparation
- Business tax preparation
Enterprise
Best for established businesses that require full-service tax support and
expertise.
- Access to Portal
- Dedicated accountant
- Year-round tax advice
- Quarterly Reviews
- Personal tax preparation
- Business tax preparation
- Bookkeeping
- Priority support
- Financial reports
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Get help with all things accounting – taxes, bookkeeping, payroll and more.
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E-commerce & Online Retail Pricing FAQs
How are Bookkeeping and Accounting Different?
While often confused, bookkeeping and accounting serve separate and distinct functions in the running of a business. Bookkeeping is the function of documenting and maintaining records of transactions. Accounting, on the other hand, is the act of actually analyzing and interpreting the documentation and turning into meaningful data.
While bookkeepers maintain the data needed to file your taxes, an accountant is likely the one who will actually prepare and file your taxes.
Learn more about bookkeeping and accounting.
What is a Bookkeeper?
A bookkeeper is a person employed to keep the records and financial affairs of a business. Bookkeepers are responsible for some (or all) of an organization’s financial information, which is generally known as the General Ledger. These Ledgers include balance sheets and income statements. They also record financial transactions in the form of debits or credits in the ledger, as well as create financial reports.
What is Payroll Processing?
Payroll processing is the administrative process around maintaining employee records, including salaries, bonuses, wages, tax withholding, and deductions. It also refers to the actual act of paying employees. The process of maintaining payroll records is complicated and deeply important for maintaining IRS compliance.
What Are Quarterly Estimated Taxes?
If you’re a freelancer or contractor, or you own and operate a small business, the IRS requires that you pay Estimated Taxes four times a year. Estimated taxes apply to any taxable income that you receive without any tax being withheld, including:
Interest
Stock dividends
Capital gains
Income earned through self-employment
The quarterly estimated tax deadlines each year fall on:
Q1 – April 15th
Q2 – June 15th
Q3 – September 15th
Q4 – January 15th of the following year.
*Note: If the due date for making an estimated tax payment happens to fall on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the payment will still be on time if you make it on the next non-weekend or legal holiday day.
Speak to a quarterly estimated tax expert today.
