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Full Service Business is designed for the needs of small business owners that must file their taxes as an S-corp, Partnership (GP, LP, LLP), or Multi-member LLC. Full Service Business pairs you with a specialized business tax expert who will do your taxes for you from start to finish. You’ll meet on a video call, and they’ll take it from there.

Our business tax experts have experience and a depth of knowledge in small business. They're tax experts that can help S-corps (form 1120-S), Partnerships (form 1065), or Multi-member LLCs. Our tax experts have an average 16 years’ experience. When you connect with a business tax expert, you’ll be able to see their specific credentials and experience. Our tax experts stand by their work and proudly offer personalized service. Every return filed with TurboTax Live Full Service Business is backed by our Expert Approved Guarantee.

Full Service Business offers all the benefits of going to a traditional CPA without any of the inconveniences of needing to leave your home. Our business tax experts can help you as often as you need and work around your schedule to do your taxes for you.

Have your books clean and up to date. Make sure they're tax-ready so your expert can get to work: transactions categorized, accounts reconciled, and balance sheets balanced. Also, have your tax documents handy, so TurboTax can help you get them to your expert easily and securely. This includes all relevant forms: your prior year 1065 if you file as a Partnership or 1120-S if you file as an S-corp. Schedule K-1, profit and loss statements, balance sheets, and end-of-year bank statements.

To file Form 1065, you'll need partnership financial statements, a profit and loss statement, net income and revenues, and all partnership expenses. You'll also need a balance sheet for the beginning and end of the year.

Form 1120-S is how S corporations report how much they make to the IRS. If your business is an S-corp or is taxed as one, you'll have to file form 1120-S as your company's federal income tax return.

If your business is classified as a Partnership or an S-corp, you must submit your tax return on March 15 or the 15th day of the third month after the end of your organization's tax year.

There may be a number of reasons you need to request a business tax extension with the IRS. You may be busy with running your small business or perhaps you don’t have all the documents you need when your original due date arrives. If you file in Full Service Business, your expert can help you file a business tax extension. Your expert will file Form 7004, giving you extra time (6 months) to complete your business taxes. IRS Form 7004 is used by various types of businesses to extend the filing deadline on their taxes. This form is different than the individual tax extension form, which is filed using federal Form 4868.

Audits by the IRS can be random. If, by chance, your business return gets audited, you won’t have to worry because a dedicated expert will be there to represent you and communicate with the IRS or state agencies on your behalf—included and covered at no extra cost.

After you’re matched with your dedicated Live Full Service tax expert, they will share the hours they’re available.

If you need help when your expert is unavailable, you can reach our other tax experts 7 days a week from 5 AM to 9 PM PT from mid-January through 4/20. From 4/21 through end of early August, our experts are available Monday–Friday from 5 AM though 5 PM PT. From 8/4 through mid-September, we return to 7 days a week from 5 AM to 9 PM PT.