Entity Formation Services for New Businesses
Start Smart. Stay Compliant. Grow Confidently.
Starting a new business is exciting—but choosing the right business structure is critical for your long-term success. At RBA Accounting Services, we specialize in business entity formation services that set you up for financial efficiency, legal protection, and growth.
Whether you're launching a startup, a side hustle, or transitioning from a sole proprietorship to an LLC or S Corporation, our team of experienced professionals, business advisors and CPAs will guide you every step of the way.
Why Entity Formation Matters
Choosing the right legal entity impacts:
- Tax liability
- Personal asset protection
- Operational flexibility
- Future business funding opportunities
Common entity types include:
- Sole Proprietorship
- Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- S Corporation (S Corp)
- C Corporation (C Corp)
- Partnership (General or Limited)
We help you understand the advantages and disadvantages of each entity so you can make the best decision for your business goals.
What’s Included in Our Entity Formation Services
- Business structure consultation
- Name availability check and registration
- EIN (Employer Identification Number) application
- Filing Articles of Organization or Incorporation
- S Corporation election filing (if applicable)
- Tax planning based on your chosen structure
- Ongoing compliance guidance
Who We Serve
Our entity formation clients include:
- Entrepreneurs and startups
- Freelancers and consultants
- E-commerce business owners
- Real estate investors
- Family-owned businesses
- Nonprofits
- And Much More
Whether you're forming your first business or restructuring an existing one, we tailor our services to your industry, goals, and tax situation.
Benefits of Working With a Professional
Unlike DIY filing services, we provide:
- Personalized tax advice
- State-specific compliance knowledge
- Ongoing support beyond formation
- Integration with bookkeeping, payroll, and tax services
With RBA Accounting Services, your entity formation is not just paperwork—it’s a strategic business decision backed by financial insight.
