Small Business Taxes (Schedule C / LLC / S-Corp)
Stop guessing. Start running your business with a tax plan.
If you’re a small business owner, taxes shouldn’t be a once-a-year panic. Keystone Tax helps entrepreneurs stay compliant, reduce taxes legally, and make confident decisions all year.
How we work with small businesses:
Step 1: Get organized
We review where you are now (income, expenses, bookkeeping, compliance)Step 2: Build your plan
We map out quarterly estimates, deductions, retirement options, and next-best movesStep 3: Stay ahead
We prepare your return and set you up with a clear plan for the next year
Let’s make your taxes a tool — not a stressor.
Schedule your Small Business Tax Consult today.
What we help small business owners with:
Accurate tax prep for Schedule C, partnerships, and S-Corps
Quarterly estimated payments (so you don’t get crushed in April)
Deduction planning (without the risky stuff)
Bookkeeping cleanup and “messy year” rescue
S-Corp guidance (when it makes sense — and when it doesn’t)
Retirement contributions for business owners (SEP, SIMPLE, solo options)
Tax strategy for growth: hiring, equipment, vehicles, mileage, home office
New business setup guidance (entity choice + tax basics)
Common problems we fix:
If any of this sounds familiar, you’re not alone:
“I don’t know what I should be paying quarterly.”
“My books are behind and I’m stressed.”
“I’m making more money but somehow paying more tax than ever.”
“Someone told me to become an S-Corp — should I?”
“I’m not sure what counts as a write-off.”
“I want to grow, but I’m afraid of tax surprises.”
We build a plan around your reality — not generic internet advice.
FAQs:
Do you help sole proprietors and freelancers?
Yes. If you file Schedule C (or think you should), we can help.Do I need an S-Corp?
Not always. We’ll help you evaluate whether it’s worth it based on profit, payroll, and complexity.Can you help if my bookkeeping is a mess?
Yes. “Messy books” are common — we’ll help you clean it up and move forward.Do you offer year-round planning?
Yes. Most business tax savings happen before the year ends, not after.