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\"missouri\"<\/a>Many small business probably shouldn’t consider incorporating as the filing requirements related to corporate tax returns are too complex to do on your own and potentially too expensive to have done properly. \u00a0Once a business starts to generate substantial profits though, the owner may want to consider operating as an s-corporation. \u00a0Why, you ask? \u00a0The answer is simple: reducing self-employment taxes. \u00a0You can save up to 15.3% on some portion of your profits with a simple election.<\/p>\n

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

For entrepreneurs in the state of Missouri interested in the s-corporation option, we provide two downloadable do-it-yourself kits. \u00a0One uses a limited liability company as a base. \u00a0The other, a corporation. \u00a0We generally recommend going the LLC route. \u00a0Again, why, you ask? \u00a0LLCs are generally more flexible, provide similar\u00a0asset protection, and have fewer regulatory requirements. \u00a0An added bonus: the LLC can operate as either a partnership or sole proprietorship in the period leading up to generating more profits before you make the s-election.<\/p>\n

Click below to purchase the LLC version of the kit:<\/p>\n