About Us
Welcome to AAAFiling.com! We are a rapidly growing Internet based legal document filing company. Since 2006 we have been helping small business owners, entrepreneurs, musicians and film/movie producers protect themselves by forming their corporations and LLCs! Lets face it, forming a corporation or an LLC Filing can be costly and a hassle! That is why AAAFiling.com is here to make this process as fast, easy and as inexpensive as possible. We were founded on the concept that nobody should have to pay high prices and wait long periods of time for their legal documents. (Your orders go out the same day we receive them) We also pride ourselves on the fact that most of our first time customers come back to us or refer their friends. Our mission is to provide the finest quality products and service at a competitive price to every client, every time.
AAAFiling.com
1(877) 300-7147
324 S. Diamond Bar Blvd # 340
Diamond Bar CA 91765
Have questions? Our staff has answers!
LLC Tax Status
LLC owners can elect for the IRS to tax the LLC as a sole proprietorship, partnership, C Corporation, or S Corporation. Owners make this election through the IRS after the company forms with the state.
S Corporation Tax Treatment
After we have completed your state filing, you may elect federal Subchapter S tax treatment through the IRS using Form 2553. We will send you this form with your official state documents. Check with your state’s Department of Revenue or equivalent office to determine your state’s procedures for electing Subchapter S status at the state level.
State Fees
Our quote of the state fees may include the following costs, where applicable:
State Fee: The filing fee that the Secretary of State charges to process your new formation.
State Expedite Fee: The priority handling fee that the state charges to expedite your new formation.
Certified Copy Fee: The fee that the state charges to provide a “true and correct” copy of the document that evidences your new formation.
Recording Fee: The fee charged by government agencies to record your new formation in public records.
Publishing Fee: Some states require you to publish your new formation in a local newspaper or other publication. The publishing fee is the fee charged by the local newspaper or other publication.
Walk-In (Correspondent) Fee: The fee that is paid to hand-deliver your new formation documents to the Secretary of State.
South Carolina Attorney Fee: South Carolina requires that an attorney licensed to practice law in the state of South Carolina sign this form.