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\"connecticut\"<\/a>Do you operate a small business in Connecticut? Did you pay much in self-employment taxes last year? Go ahead, pull up a copy of last year’s tax return. Check page two, line 57. Is there a big number there? Is it five digits or close to it?<\/p>\n

You may be able to reduce your tax bill by as much as 15% by making a simple Subchapter S election. You don’t need to go to an attorney or use one of those other online services that can cost an arm and a leg. You can do it yourself, with one of our kits for just $37.95.<\/p>\n

If you haven’t set up your business entity yet, we can help with that as well. \u00a0The kit includes instructions on setting up an LLC or corporation (entity types eligible to make the s-election) in the state of Connecticut, including examples of the forms.<\/p>\n

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

As mentioned above, we sell two different kits, one using an LLC as the base entity while the other uses a corporation. \u00a0Now you may be thinking “Which one should I use?” If that question popped into your head, you should go most likely go with the limited liability company. Unless there is a specific circumstance to go with a corporation, the LLC generally has less red tape and can be flexible tax-wise.<\/p>\n

The LLC version of the kit is here:<\/p>\n