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One bilingual team for every step of your business: we register it, get your tax numbers, keep your books and file your return. Meet us in Shakopee or by video from anywhere in Minnesota, in English or Spanish.
We help you choose the entity and file it with the Minnesota Secretary of State. The state fee for Articles of Organization is $155 online or in person and $135 by mail; every Minnesota LLC must also file a free annual renewal each calendar year. Business registration
The EIN comes from the IRS at no cost. If you will have employees or sell taxable goods or services, you will also need a Minnesota tax ID for payroll withholding or sales tax. We apply for you and explain what each number is for.
Clean, categorized books make your tax return accurate, show you which work is profitable and give the bank what it asks for when you need a loan. Bookkeeping
For tax year 2026: partnerships, multi-member LLCs and S corporations file by March 15, 2027; sole proprietors, single-member LLCs and calendar-year C corporations by April 15, 2027. We also handle quarterly estimated taxes. Business tax returns
If a letter or an audit arrives, we explain it and help you respond. IRS letters · Audit representation · Payment plans and resolutions
No. You can work as a sole proprietor under your own name. Many owners form an LLC to keep business and personal matters separate. By default, a single-member LLC is taxed the same way as a sole proprietor: the profit goes on Schedule C of your personal return.
Yes. Filing Articles of Organization with the Minnesota Secretary of State does not require a Social Security number, and the IRS accepts an ITIN for the responsible party on an EIN application. We help you with both steps.
The Secretary of State charges $155 to file Articles of Organization online or in person and $135 by mail. The annual renewal every LLC must file each calendar year is free. Our service fee is separate; call us for a quote.
Partnerships, multi-member LLCs and S corporations: March 15, 2027. Sole proprietors, single-member LLCs and C corporations that use the calendar year: April 15, 2027.
Not if your company was formed in the United States. FinCEN exempted U.S. companies in March 2025 and made the exemption permanent with a final rule that took effect on August 14, 2026. Companies formed abroad and registered to do business in the U.S. may still have to report.
Yes. Every business service is available in English or Spanish, in person in Shakopee or by video anywhere in Minnesota.
General information, not legal or tax advice.
