What's the difference between S-corp and LLC taxes?

An LLC is a legal structure. An S-corp is a tax election that can reduce self-employment tax for owners who take a reasonable salary. We help you decide which fits — and we file S-corp, partnership, C-corp, non-profit, estate and trust returns alongside personal Form 1040s, so business and personal filings are built from the same numbers.

Can you file in more than one state?

Yes. We handle multi-state and multi-entity returns, including franchise owners with units operating in several states.

I am behind on filings. Can you still help?

Yes. We catch up prior-year returns and respond to IRS notices on your behalf. Our Enrolled Agents are enrolled to practice before the IRS for audits, collections and appeals.

Do my books need to be current before you file?

Accurate books come first. If your records are behind or messy, we clean them up and maintain them so the return is built on numbers we trust.

How is tax work priced?

Tax returns are priced separately from bookkeeping and payroll, and you get a clear quote before we begin. No surprise invoices after the fact.

Tax Preparation

Tax Preparation in Jonesboro, Arkansas

Ledgers-Jonesboro prepares and files tax returns for LLCs, S-corps, C-corps, partnerships, franchise owners, estates, trusts and individuals in Jonesboro, across Northeast Arkansas, and nationwide. You get accurate returns, filed on time, with a dedicated contact who knows your business and looks for ways to lower your tax bill.

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Enrolled Agents · Federal, state and multi-state returns

What We Prepare

Every return type, filed in-house

One team prepares the books and the return, so nothing is reconstructed from a shoebox in March.

S-corporation returns (Form 1120-S)
Partnership and multi-member LLC returns (Form 1065)
C-corporation returns (Form 1120)
Multi-entity and multi-location returns
Arkansas and multi-state returns
Non-profit returns (Form 990)
Estate and trust returns (Form 1041)
Personal returns (Form 1040)
Extensions and quarterly estimated payments

Looking ahead to next year? See our year-round tax planning.

How It Works

Three steps from first call to filed return

Free consultation

A 30-minute call to review your business and needs.

We gather your books

We work from your QuickBooks file or clean up your records first.

Prepare, review, file

We walk you through the return before we file it.

Why Ledgers-Jonesboro

Enrolled Agents who already know your books

One dedicated contact, no call centers
Straightforward pricing with no surprise invoices — tax returns are priced separately from bookkeeping and payroll
Bookkeeping, payroll and tax all under one roof, so your return is built on books we trust

Our team includes Enrolled Agents — the highest credential awarded by the IRS. Enrolled Agents are federally authorized tax practitioners empowered to represent taxpayers before the IRS in audits, collections, and appeals.

Meet our Enrolled Agents

Returns reviewed by Enrolled Agents

Key Dates

Tax deadlines for the 2027 filing season (tax year 2026)

Calendar-year filers

March 15: S-corporation (Form 1120-S) and partnership (Form 1065) returns due
April 15: Individual (Form 1040), C-corporation (Form 1120), and estate and trust (Form 1041) returns due
May 15: Nonprofit (Form 990) returns due
September 15: Extended deadline for S-corporation and partnership returns
October 15: Extended deadline for individual, C-corporation, and estate and trust returns

Extensions are available. Contact us early if you need one.

Estimated tax payments are generally due April 15, June 15, September 15, and January 15. Arkansas dates can differ, so we confirm them for each client.

Deadlines move to the next business day when they fall on a weekend or federal holiday.

Questions

What clients ask before a first filing

What's the difference between S-corp and LLC taxes?: An LLC is a legal structure. An S-corp is a tax election that can reduce self-employment tax for owners who take a reasonable salary. We help you decide which fits — and we file S-corp, partnership, C-corp, non-profit, estate and trust returns alongside personal Form 1040s, so business and personal filings are built from the same numbers.
Can you file in more than one state?: Yes. We handle multi-state and multi-entity returns, including franchise owners with units operating in several states.
I am behind on filings. Can you still help?: Yes. We catch up prior-year returns and respond to IRS notices on your behalf. Our Enrolled Agents are enrolled to practice before the IRS for audits, collections and appeals.
Do my books need to be current before you file?: Accurate books come first. If your records are behind or messy, we clean them up and maintain them so the return is built on numbers we trust.
How is tax work priced?: Tax returns are priced separately from bookkeeping and payroll, and you get a clear quote before we begin. No surprise invoices after the fact.

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