Northlane Financials
Business Tax Return Preparation
LLC, partnership, S-Corp and C-Corp returns prepared right and filed on time.
What is business tax returns?
Business tax preparation is preparing and filing your company's federal income tax return on the right form for your entity type: Schedule C for single-member LLCs and sole proprietors, Form 1065 for partnerships and multi-member LLCs, Form 1120-S for S-Corps and Form 1120 for C-Corps. Northlane Financials prepares these returns for Texas businesses and files them on time.
What's included
Our business tax returns service includes
- Single-member LLC & sole proprietor (Schedule C)
- Partnership & multi-member LLC (Form 1065 + K-1s)
- S-Corporation (Form 1120-S + K-1s)
- C-Corporation (Form 1120)
- Quarterly estimated tax calculations
- Extensions when needed
- Prior-year and late business returns
- Electronic filing
Simple process
How it works
Free consultation
We confirm your entity type, tax year and what records you have.
Your custom plan
You get a fixed price and a short document checklist.
We handle it
We prepare your return, walk you through it and e-file once you approve.
Who it's for
Is this right for you?
LLC and corporation owners in Texas
Self-employed professionals and freelancers
Businesses that missed a deadline and need to catch up
FAQ
Business Tax Returns FAQs
When are business tax returns due?
For calendar-year businesses, partnership (1065) and S-Corp (1120-S) returns are generally due March 15, and C-Corp (1120) and Schedule C returns are generally due April 15. Extensions are available. Dates move to the next business day when they fall on a weekend or holiday.
Do I need clean books before you file?
Accurate books make your return accurate. If your books are behind, we can do catch-up bookkeeping first.
Can you file an extension for me?
Yes. Keep in mind an extension gives more time to file, not more time to pay any tax owed.
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