Generate an Entity Comparison Matrix quantifying C-corp vs S-corp vs LLC aggregate tax burden on 2025 projected EBIT of $1.2 M including state franchise tax and QBI deduction phaseout impacts

Generate generate an entity comparison matrix quantifying c-corp vs s-corp vs llc aggregate tax burden on 2025 projected ebit of $1.2 m including state franchise tax and qbi deduction phaseout impacts for Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services industry

Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services

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Upload the client’s current corporate formation documents, operating agreements, and all relevant amendments that affect taxation classification elections
Enter the client’s operating profit before interest and taxes for the 2025 tax year, used to model federal and state tax outcomes
Select every state in which the entity will conduct business, own property, employ staff, or have nexus—this determines franchise-tax scope
Provide each principal owner’s filing status, AGI from other sources, desired officer salary, and % ownership—critical for QBI phaseout and reasonable-comp tests
Define additional regulatory settings impacting entity choice, such as state PTE tax elections, BBA audits, or built-in gains concerns
Specify the depth of comparison required—from high-level tool to detailed state-by-state schedule—to ensure stakeholder expectations are met
Indicate the review threshold and compliance standard applicable to the client file—impacts documentation depth and checklist source
Select the filing urgency or decision deadline to trigger corresponding workflow compression and blackout-date recognition
Document any non-financial factors influencing entity choice—such as investors’ preference for C-Corp for VC readiness, or payroll-cost-booking agreements to outside accounting systems
State the financial-reporting methodology the client currently uses; it constrains tax-accounting method elections under IRC 448 and affects comparison validity