Tax year closes December 31
For 1099 sales reps and business owners

How Smart Business Owners and 1099 Sales Reps Are Saving Thousands of Dollars Every Single Year When Filing Their Taxes

If you get paid on a 1099, you are probably paying a 15.3% self-employment tax on almost every dollar you make. Answer 5 quick questions to see if the S corp switch fits you.

  • Takes about 60 seconds
  • Built for door-to-door reps, insurance and virtual sales, home service owners and creators
  • A standard IRS election, set up for you by a licensed team
🔒 Your answers stay private

How it works

STEP 1

Answer 5 questions

Tell us what you do, how you get paid and roughly what you take home. It takes about a minute.

STEP 2

Watch a 3 minute video

See how an S corp works, what gets done for you, and why it lowers the tax you pay on your income.

STEP 3

We make the switch

Your election gets filed with the IRS and you get a clear plan for what to pay yourself and what to set aside.

Is this for you?

This is for you if

  • You get paid on a 1099 or run a one-person business
  • You take home $40,000 or more a year in profit
  • You have never filed as self-employed, or you are not sure you filed it right
  • You want it handled for you so you can get back to selling

This is not for you if

  • You are a W-2 employee and taxes already come out of your paycheck
  • Your business is already taxed as an S corp
  • You run a larger company with a crew or multiple partners
  • You are looking for a way to dodge taxes. This is done by the book.

See if you qualify before the year closes

The tax year closes December 31. The sooner you are set up, the more of this year can be planned for.

Start the 60 second check