Start Your S-Corp in Colorado with One IBC

Colorado provides a supportive business climate with favorable regulations for entrepreneurs. Set up your S corporation in Colorado to tap into its growing economic opportunities. Form your Colorado S-Corp with One IBC for $199 plus government filing fees.

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Basic

$199

+ States Filing Fees
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Agent fee

Registered Address

Document filing with the Secretary of State

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$499

+ States Filing Fees
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05 days processing

Includes everything in basic package

Comprehensive name check

Preparation of Articles of Incorporation

Lifetime customer support (phone & email)

Federal Tax ID (EIN) Obtainment Service

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+ States Filing Fees
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01 day processing

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2 hours of free tax consultation

Why use One IBC to set up your S-Corp?

Why use One IBC to set up
your S-Corp?

Get Started In Moments

Get Started In Moments

Launch your S-Corp in 3 minutes with the best online business platform.

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Do It Right

Our tools give you step-by-step guidance to start and protect your new S-Corp.

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Our network of experts is ready to help your S-Corp thrive.

What is an S-Corp?

An S Corporation (S-Corp) is a tax election you can make with the IRS, typically after forming a corporation. It provides liability protection through the underlying corporate structure like a C-Corp and offers pass-through taxation, but it comes with specific eligibility requirements.

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Why form an S-Corp in Colorado?

Tax Benefits

Tax Benefits

An S-Corp in Colorado offers pass-through taxation, helping you avoid double taxation while leveraging Colorado’s flat income tax rate for individuals.

Protect Your Assets

Protect Your Assets

Colorado’s legal protections for S-Corp owners ensure your personal assets are safe, crucial in Colorado’s outdoor and tourism-driven business landscape.

Simplify Operations

Simplify Operations

Colorado’s streamlined S-Corp regulations reduce administrative burdens, making it easier to manage your business in Colorado’s entrepreneurial environment.

S-Corp Benefits

S-Corp Benefits

Forming an S-Corp comes with key advantages. It provides liability protection, meaning owners aren’t personally liable for business debts or lawsuits. S-Corps also offer pass-through taxation, letting profits flow directly to shareholders’ personal taxes, avoiding double taxation.

S-Corp Requirements

S-Corps must follow strict rules: a maximum of 100 shareholders, all U.S. citizens or residents, with no corporate or certain trust owners. While state annual reports may be required, you’ll need to file Form 2553 with the IRS and maintain records. Our service streamlines this process, ensuring compliance with all requirements.

Is a Limited Liability Company an S-Corp?

An LLC is a separate entity from an S-Corp. Both offer liability protection, but LLCs provide greater tax flexibility and fewer formal compliance demands. S-Corps, however, impose ownership limits (max 100 U.S. shareholders) while delivering pass-through taxation benefits.

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S-Corp vs. C-Corp What's the difference?

There are several important differences between and S-corp and C-corp:

S Corporation

Pass-through taxation

Pass-through taxation

Profits are taxed only once at the individual shareholder level, helping small businesses avoid corporate tax

Ownership limitations

Ownership limitations

Limited to 100 shareholders, all must be U.S. citizens or residents (including certain trusts and estates).

Simplified equity structure

Simplified equity structure

Only one class of common stock is allowed, which restricts flexibility in ownership structure.

C Corporation

Corporate and shareholder taxation

Corporate and shareholder taxation

Profits are taxed at both the corporate level and again when distributed as dividends to shareholders.

Unlimited ownership flexibility

Unlimited ownership flexibility

C-Corps can have an unlimited number of shareholders, including foreign individuals and entities.

Flexible stock options

Flexible stock options

May issue multiple classes of stock, including preferred shares - ideal for raising capital and investor control.

Easy Steps to Set Up
Your S-Corp

1

Preparation

Request free company name search We check the eligibility of the name, and make a suggestion if necessary.

2

Filling

Register or login and fill in the company names and director/ shareholder(s). Fill in shipping, company address or special request (if any).

3

Payment

Choose your payment method (We accept payment by Credit/Debit Card, PayPal or Wire Transfer).

4

Delivery

Get soft copies of key documents (Certificate of Incorporation, etc.) to start your business. Use the company kit to open a bank account, or let us assist with banking.

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Frequently Asked Questions

An S-Corp is a business structure with pass-through taxation, meaning profits go straight to shareholders’ taxes, unlike a C-Corp, which faces double taxation at the corporate and shareholder levels.

S-Corps are limited to 100 shareholders, all of whom must be U.S. citizens or residents-no corporations or non-residents allowed.

S-Corps avoid double taxation since profits pass through to shareholders’ personal tax returns, potentially saving you money.