BUSINESS TAXES
The best structure depends on your income, liability protection, and long-term goals. We explain the differences between Sole Proprietorship, LLC, S-Corporation, and C-Corporation, and help you choose the option that gives you the most tax advantages.
You can deduct ordinary and necessary expenses such as supplies, equipment, advertising, rent, utilities, insurance, professional fees, mileage, and wages. We help you identify all legitimate deductions to reduce your tax liability.
If your business earns income without tax withholding (self-employment, LLC, independent contractor, etc.), you must usually make quarterly payments to avoid penalties. We calculate these payments for you and keep you compliant.
You should keep organized income and expense records, receipts, invoices, payroll reports, bank statements, and mileage logs. Good bookkeeping protects you in case of an audit and maximizes your allowable deductions.
Yes. We prepare business returns (Schedule C, 1065, 1120, 1120-S) and your personal return, ensuring everything matches accurately. This helps you avoid errors and gives you a clear picture of your complete financial situation.
Running a business comes with many responsibilities — and filing your taxes correctly is one of the most important. At AVAS NYC LLC, we specialize in helping small and medium-sized businesses stay compliant while optimizing their tax benefits.
Our experts ensure accurate filings, identify all eligible deductions, and provide strategic guidance to help your company grow with confidence. Whether you operate as an LLC, Corporation, Partnership, or Sole Proprietorship, we tailor our services to meet your business needs.
Basic Requirements:
To prepare your business tax return, please have the following documents ready:
Business information:
• Business name, EIN, and type of entity (LLC, Corporation, Partnership, etc.).
• Business address and contact information.
Income records:
• Business bank statements.
• Invoices or sales reports.
Expense records:
• Receipts, bills, payroll, rent, utilities, insurance, and supplies.
• Vehicle or mileage logs (if applicable).
Previous year’s tax return (if available).
Financial statements:
• Profit & Loss Statement and
• Balance Sheet (if available).
Owner’s identification:
• Driver’s license, passport, or state ID.
• SSN or ITIN.
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The best structure depends on your income, liability protection, and long-term goals. We explain the differences between Sole Proprietorship, LLC, S-Corporation, and C-Corporation, and help you choose the option that gives you the most tax advantages.
You can deduct ordinary and necessary expenses such as supplies, equipment, advertising, rent, utilities, insurance, professional fees, mileage, and wages. We help you identify all legitimate deductions to reduce your tax liability.
If your business earns income without tax withholding (self-employment, LLC, independent contractor, etc.), you must usually make quarterly payments to avoid penalties. We calculate these payments for you and keep you compliant.
You should keep organized income and expense records, receipts, invoices, payroll reports, bank statements, and mileage logs. Good bookkeeping protects you in case of an audit and maximizes your allowable deductions.
Yes. We prepare business returns (Schedule C, 1065, 1120, 1120-S) and your personal return, ensuring everything matches accurately. This helps you avoid errors and gives you a clear picture of your complete financial situation.