Draft an Entity Comparison Matrix documenting multi-year conversion costs and Section 1202 eligibility trade-offs when a growing software firm transitions from cash-basis LLC to accrual C-corp to attract VC funding

Generate draft an entity comparison matrix documenting multi-year conversion costs and section 1202 eligibility trade-offs when a growing software firm transitions from cash-basis llc to accrual c-corp to attract vc funding for Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services industry

Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services

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Upload prior 3-year financial statements (cash basis LLC + preliminary accrual conversion) in Excel or PDF format for baseline cost and tax impact calculations
Select the anticipated VC funding pathway to determine Section 1202 5-year holding period requirements and conversion timeline constraints
Indicate current LLC ownership structure to assess Section 1202 eligibility limitations and tax basis step-up opportunities
Specify software revenue streams to accurately model cash-to-accrual conversion costs including ASC 606 compliance requirements
List all states where the firm has nexus, sales tax obligations, or NOTE: specific state rules for Section 1202 rolling stock gains (max 5 jurisdictions)
Select anticipated budget for tax, accounting, and legal professional fees for LLC-to-C-corp conversion and ongoing compliance
Identify specific business events or deadlines driving the conversion timeline (e.g., scheduled board meetings, investor pitches, acquisition offers, tax year-end)
Specify any investor, board, or lender requirements that may influence structure decisions (special voting rights, liquidation preferences, QSBS protection clauses)
Select the depth of analysis required for different audiences (management, board, investors, tax advisors)
Specify required compliance level for Section 1202 documentation and ongoing C-corp governance requirements