Which tax  forms do I have to file with IRS for a Florida Corp. and can I file them online?
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I actually answered your erlier question.\n\n\nI am not 100% sure in regards to filing a Fla return but at the moment I am 99%. If you e-mail me on Monday @ andrjones@yahoo.com I can give you an answer that is 100% acurate. \n\nFurthermore you said that your LLC was taxed as a corp... As you will see below LLCs are generaly not taxed as anything. They are usually flow through entities that effect your individual return. In other words if you are a corp then the corp is an S-corp and will issue a K-1. If you are a partnership then the partnership will issue a K-1. If you are a proprietorship then the return is actally filed on Sch C of your individual return. There is no tax on the LLC if you are a corp or partnership. The tax is actually only on your individual return.\n\nAs far as were to find the form is concerned: You can find the form at IRS.gov. If you are definatly sure you are corp then the 1120S if you are an S-corp. If you are a partnership then u use form 1165. I have never used form from the IRS site but I do think you can e-file from the site.\n\nI will warn you. Not to be mean but based on the questions you are asking I think its fair to say that you do not know about this type of work. If that is the case, I would not recomend doing this yourself. Doing taxes for buisnesses are more difficult then your individual return. I highly recomend having a CPA do your taxes. \n\nI know my firm charges between about 750 to prepair a return like this. I believe that if you pay to have your taxes done then you will not regret it . Furthermore if you are a S-corp or a partnership then you buisness tax return will effect your idividual tax return. The K-1 from your buisness will be included in your idividual return.\n\nIf you contact me via e-mail, I may be able to have our firm do them. However I want to be verry clear to you that it was no my attempt in answering this question to increas my companies clientel. It't just in this case I honestly believe that you need an accountant and we happen to do work for clents in Florida.\n\nOnce agian I do want to make sure that this does not come off as advertisement and that is why I have not included the company name. I also usually charge 150 an hour to answer questions like this considering I am giving the info for free, I hope you trust me.
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it should be available online at http://www.irs.gov
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Business Form?  Sole-propreitor for now.  the other forms will not benefit you at, legally and will cost you more in filing fees etc than it is worth.  At some point, if you have employees, you can change to a LLC (limited liability company) with protects like a corporation but taxes like a partnership or sole-prop (if only you).\nAdvertising?  Word of mouth is good for starters.  One place to put fliers or small ads is at retirement communities.  These people are buying computers.  They did not grow up with these machines so don't even have the basics.  If you can, barter your services in exchange for ads.\nBe sure you obtain all the business licenses that your area requires.  Local governments can be more difficult than the feds to deal with.  \nGood luck
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Go to the "where to file" page linked below, \n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/file/content/0,,id=105693,00.html\n\nclick on your state, then mail accordingly.
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Here we go: the tax forms can be found on the left side of the website. This is from the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance.\n\nGood Luck with your taxes. And don't forget to vote for my best answer :-).\n\nhttp://www.tax.state.ny.us/
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Here ya go...\n\nAn invoice, for it to be acceptable to the IRS needs the following\n\n1 Vendors Name and DBA (doing business as or your business name.\n\n2 Your federal ID number. If you don't have this, ask your publisher if they need it for their 1099's and offer it then but don't write it on the invoice if you don't feel secure with that.\n\n3 Address of businss\n\n4 Phone numbers\n\n5 Service renedered. Format the invoice to appear like a receipt if you are wondering how it should look.\n\n6 Cost of service\n\n7 Date of service\n\nThere are invoice blanks at Stapels that would help you a lot and there are online invoices too. Here is a link to one. http://www.businessownersideacafe.com/bizforms/expense2.html?IC=6b6cc89f8fe5e4f16ef4d38ee4a5f985
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Read about & apply for one line at:\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=98350,00.html
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Do your taxes online.  It's relatively fast and relatively cheap.  They usually say it's "free" to prepare your tax return, but that's the catch:  It's free to "prepare."  Once you're done preparing, you have the choice to either pay them about $8-20 to file your tax return online or start all over again somewhere else.\n\nI filed online the past two years though and I loved it.  I was in control of my own taxes, I didn't have to sit and listen to some CPA and I didn't have to pay the CPA's heafty ransom for preparing my taxes as I did it myself.  You will generally get any refunds back a lot faster too.\n\nIf you want to file your taxes online, go to www.irs.gov and they have a list of sites that do online tax filing, or if you want an easier site to get to, go to www.hrblock.com and they do online taxes as well, that's where I went through.
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The forms are more than "a bit confusing", they are so convoluted as to be close to impossible to get right the first time.\n\nWhen I moved down here and re-incorporated, I used one of the incorporation services and saved myself quite a bit of hassle:\nhttp://www.floridaincorporationservice.com/\n\nYou may want to use them (or another service, but these folks are very good) or have an incorporation lawyer walk you through the process.\n\nHope this helps!
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Yes, you can find more info by following the link below.\n\nWhat you do is fax (or mail) a request to the IRS. They in turn will issue a form letter (the 6166) confirming that your company is in good standing. It will be based on your most recent tax year (i.e. if you've filed a 2005 return, it will say you are in good standing for 2005, not 2006).\n\nAs I recall, it takes a week or two to get the letter back from the IRS.
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Go to http://www.irs.gov/ and click on "More Forms and Publications.  You will find all the forms and schedules.
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Just contact the IRS and explain your situation to them and they will send you the forms you need to fill out for those years!   Good Luck!\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov
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See sources for details.\n\n1st link is to the official IRS' form guide.\n2nd link is to about.com's form guide.
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It all depends on how you formed your business.\n\nIf it is something you did yourself, as a sole proprietor, and you are the only one working with the business then you really don't need to do anything further than reporting the income and expenses on your schedule C.\n\nIf you had formed a legal partnership or corporation you will need to file the appropriate tax form each year.\n\nAND if you have anyone else working for you, especially non-family, you need to get yourself a FEIN (Federal Employer Identification Number), withhold payroll and income taxes, register with the state and pay both levels of unemployment (depending on the state).  If you have reached this level of complexity, I would contact a CPA or other bookkeeping firm that can get you on track.\n\nLike to self read?  There is plenty of information at the IRS website.  :)  Good luck!!
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You file your articles with the Texas Secretary of State.  Forms are available at TX SOS website (see link below) and I'm sure the mailing address is on the form or elsewhere on the site.  There will be a filing fee, I don't know what Texas' is off the top of my head, they're typically anywhere from $50-300.  You're going to need an Employer Identification Number, go to IRS website (click on link below) and fill in the online Form SS-4.  Also, any corporation needs to have bylaws, just Google "texas bylaws forms" and see if you can get some for free.  And, finally, use your EIN to open a separate bank account for the corporation, very important to keep personal and business funds separate.
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Quicker Tax Preparation: As a sole proprietor, filing your taxes is generally easier than a corporation.Simply file an individual income tax return (IRS Form 1040) including your business losses and profits. Your individual and business income are considered the same and self-employed tax implications will apply.\n\n\nLower Start-up Costs: Limited capital is a reality for many startups and small businesses. The costs of setting up and operating a corporation involves higher set-up fees and special forms. It's also not uncommon for a lawyer to be involved in forming a corporation.\n\n\nEase of Money Handling: Handling money for the business is easier than other legal business structures. No payroll set-up is required to pay yourself. To make it even easier, set up a separate bank account to keep your business funds separate and avoid co-mingling personal and business activities.
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consult http://www.irs.gov\nIt depends on your income level. Likely you'll use the 1040 form if you're just filing personal income taxes.