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\"Picture<\/a>Has a friend or acquaintance running their own small business mentioned how they saved a bunch of money on taxes by switching to an s-corporation? \u00a0It isn’t all that difficult to do, and with a little help from our Massachusetts kit, you too can save 15.3% on a portion of your profits by making the switch. \u00a0Or, if you are interested in starting your own business, check out some of our resources below to find out why an s-corp may be beneficial for you.<\/p>\n

Our Massachusetts\u00a0S Corporation kit<\/h2>\n

An s-corporation isn’t really a “corporation” at all — it’s a tax designation available to certain types of entities. \u00a0Eligible base entities to make this election would be LLCs or corporations — and we have a kit for each.<\/p>\n

We\u00a0typically recommend going the LLC route as it provides flexibility (if you are starting a new venture, you can be taxed as a sole proprietor or partnership until your profits increase to a level that it makes sense to become an s-corp) and less of the red tape. \u00a0Click below for this option:<\/p>\n