ScorpConvert™

    Convert your LLC to an S-Corp.
    Keep more of what you earn.

    We file Form 2553, run the savings math, and handle the IRS. Start with a 60-second readiness check.

    Flat fee filing from$495prepared and signed by a licensed Enrolled Agent

    More than form filing: every package includes Form 2553 preparation, a written reasonable compensation memorandum, and email confirmation tracking.

    Circular 230 Compliant
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    A licensed EA, not a chatbot
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    Should your LLC become an S-Corp?

    Most profitable LLCs save $5K-$30K a year on self-employment tax once they elect S-Corp status. Answer 3 questions and we will show you your projected savings and your readiness score.

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    ScorpConvert™

    Your S-Corp Election,Filed by Real Tax Professionals.

    Licensed Enrolled Agents (EAs) prepare and file IRS Form 2553 for you, write up your reasonable compensation in a signed memorandum, and track your CP261 approval, start to finish.

    Trusted by 500+ business owners
    Starting at$495flat fee · no surprises
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    $2.4M+ in tax savings identified5-minute intake

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    2026 Tax Law

    2026 planning calculation using IRS brackets, §199A QBI, FICA, Add'l Medicare & state assumptions

    Use only net business profit subject to self-employment tax. Do not include capital gains, proprietary securities trading gains, investment income, or other income not subject to self-employment tax.

    $30K$750K

    Your estimate should reflect your business, not a generic example.

    Adjust the inputs above, then reveal your personalized 2026 planning estimate.

    2026 planning projection. It assumes active participation, no non-owner W-2 wages, no qualified-property basis, and excludes FUTA and SUTA. Actual savings can differ or reverse.

    Methodology: Compares total federal + state + payroll tax burden as sole-prop vs S-Corp using 2026 IRC §1361 / §1401 / §199A rules, SSA wage base $184,500, and an industry screening benchmark for salary. State income tax uses the simplified state lookup table. The IRS reasonable-compensation standard depends on duties, time, experience, location, comparable pay, and the source of company receipts. Estimates only.
    How it works

    From intake to IRS confirmation, in four steps.

    No spreadsheets. No accounting jargon. Just a clear, fast path to S-corp status.

    1

    Complete 5-min intake

    Tell us about your business. We auto-check eligibility.

    2

    We prepare your docs

    Form 2553, RC Elite Memo™, and state packet - done for you.

    3

    Sign electronically

    Review and e-sign in minutes. No printer required.

    4

    We file & track

    Faxed to the right IRS service center. We watch for your CP261.

    🛡️ Mello RC Elite Memo™

    You Have A Salary Number.
    Nothing In Your File Says Why.
    This Does.

    Ask most S-Corp owners how they arrived at their salary and the honest answer is a wage printout, a competitor's calculator, or last year's figure carried forward. That is a number with nothing standing behind it.

    The Mello RC Elite Memo™ is what stands behind it. A written narrative on each of the nine factors the IRS publishes, applied to your own facts. A sourced statement of facts where every figure says where it came from. The derivation of your figure shown step by step, the authorities that control in your own federal circuit with every one verified against a commercial citator, an honest account of where the position is strong and where it is not, and a signed Enrolled Agent opinion. It arrives with the documents your corporate record should have beside it.

    Big 4 firms charge $3,500 and up for work at this depth. Standard tax firms charge $1,500 and up.

    9
    Factors written out in full
    5
    Business day delivery
    EA
    Signed under Circular 230
    Flat-fee pricing

    Three packages. Three memoranda.

    Every package files your election and every package now ships a written reasonable compensation memorandum, prepared and signed by a licensed Enrolled Agent. What changes between them is how much of the reasoning is written down for someone else to check: 7 pages, 12 to 13 pages, or 26.

    Missed the March 15 deadline? You can still elect S-Corp for this tax year. We file the late-election relief, retroactive to January 1.
    Form 2553 + 7 Page Signed Memorandum

    Basic

    $495flat fee

    The entry package carries a full signed memorandum. The price has not moved.

    Your reasonable compensation memorandum
    7 pages

    Complete and fully sourced on its own. Standard is the same determination taken further.

    • Federal S corporation election prepared and filed
    • Single state filing
    • Form 2553 prepared and reviewed by a licensed Enrolled Agent
    • Fax ready packet with cover sheet
    • A 7 page Reasonable Compensation Memorandum, signed and dated by a named Enrolled Agent
    • A recommended annual salary for the work you personally perform, with the reasoning written out
    • Benchmarked to published Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, with the release used and its publication date printed in the document
    • What to do next: how to set the payroll, what to sign, what order to pay things in and what to keep
    • Every fact carries its source, and anything we were not told is printed as not obtained
    • Email confirmation tracking
    Most elections completed within 5 business days
    MOST POPULAR
    Form 2553 + 12 to 13 Page Signed Memorandum

    Standard

    $895flat fee

    The memorandum most owners should be holding

    Your reasonable compensation memorandum
    12 to 13 pages

    Basic tells you the number and shows you where it came from. Standard proves it on your own facts and tells you what it costs to run.

    • Everything in Basic, and your memorandum grows to 12 to 13 pages
    • State S corporation election filing
    • The nine factor reasonable compensation analysis, run on the facts we collect from you, factor by factor, each one carrying a plain statement of what your file holds and what weight that carries
    • The employment tax consequence of the recommended figure, measured against what your corporation is paying you right now, in whichever direction it runs, with what is left to distribute in a table that adds up
    • Your figure drawn on the published wage range for your occupation in your own state, so you can see where it sits between the percentiles and why
    • A time and effort section built only from what you told us, including the part of the week that is ownership rather than work
    • The section 199A classification of your business, with the published threshold figures for the year
    • The retirement plan contribution limits for the year and what the recommended salary actually supports
    • An authorities list, so a reader can see what the memorandum stands on
    • Late election relief (Rev. Proc. 2013-30)
    • CP261 acceptance monitoring
    Most elections completed within 5 business days
    Full Setup + 26 Page Elite Memorandum

    Premium

    Starting at $2,495+

    Full S-Corp setup including the 26 page Mello RC Elite Memo™, the 1120-S return and an advisory consultation. Complex cases scoped on the call.

    Your reasonable compensation memorandum
    26 pages

    Standard is the analysis. Elite is the analysis with a signed opinion behind it and the full documentation package.

    • Everything in Standard, and your memorandum grows to 26 pages
    • The Mello RC Elite Memo™ included (a $497 standalone product)
    • A written narrative on every factor, applied to your own facts rather than stated as a conclusion
    • An authority table, with every case checked against a commercial citator and the date of that check printed on the page
    • An independent investor analysis
    • The contemporaneous documentation package for your corporate record: compensation resolution, written job description, time allocation record and distribution log
    • Limitations and assumptions stated in full, in writing
    • A signed Enrolled Agent opinion under Circular 230
    • 1120-S return preparation
    • Advisory consultation (60 min)
    • Payroll setup coordination (Gusto/ADP)
    • Annual review reminder and compliance check ins
    • Priority EA review
    Five quick questions first, so we scope it right
    True of all three packages

    Published wage data. Nothing else.

    Every wage figure in your memorandum comes from one place: the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics program, May 2025 estimates, published under news release USDL-26-0725. That includes the published percentiles for your occupation in your own state. No private salary product, no subscription survey, no number we modelled ourselves.

    Where the Bureau does not publish a figure for your state, the memorandum uses the published national figure and says so on its face. You can open the same table we did and see the same number.

    True of all three packages

    Every fact says where it came from.

    Each fact in the document carries its source, and a fact we did not collect is printed as not obtained rather than quietly assumed. That discipline is unusual, and it is the whole reason the document holds up. A reader can test every line, and when the memorandum does make a claim, there is a source sitting next to it.

    A document that is precise about what it knows is the one that gets believed on everything else it says.

    Who prepares and signs your filing

    ScorpConvert Team

    Every election is prepared and signed by a licensed Enrolled Agent, admitted to practice before the IRS and working under Circular 230.

    Your Form 2553 and your reasonable compensation work are prepared and signed by a credentialed professional, not generated by software and left for you to defend. You will see the preparer named and signed on the documents themselves. If your numbers do not support an election yet, we will tell you that instead of selling you one.

    Circular 230 compliant Filed correctly, or we make it rightTalk to an EA first
    Standalone product

    Mello RC Elite Memo™ (Standalone)

    The full 26 page memorandum on its own, without the election filing. A written narrative on every factor applied to your own facts, an authority table with every case checked against a commercial citator and the date of that check printed on the page, an independent investor analysis, limitations and assumptions stated in full, and a signed Enrolled Agent opinion. Delivered by a licensed EA in 5 business days with the contemporaneous documentation your corporate record should have alongside it.

    $497flat fee, 5 business day delivery
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    The Premium Difference

    The Mello RC Elite Memo™

    Anyone can file a Form 2553. The question that comes later is how you arrived at your salary. Most owners have a number and nothing that explains it, and a number on its own explains nothing.

    Basic gives you 7 pages. Standard gives you 12 to 13. Premium gives you 26, and those 26 pages are written the way a professional writes for another professional to read. Someone picking it up cold can follow the reasoning, check every source, and see that the salary was decided in writing before it was paid.

    • A written narrative on every factor, applied to your own facts
    • An authority table, every case checked against a commercial citator, with the date of that check on the page
    • An independent investor analysis and the contemporaneous documentation your corporate record should have
    • Limitations and assumptions stated in full, under a signed Enrolled Agent opinion
    Reasonable Compensation Memorandum
    Signed by an Enrolled Agent
    The ScorpConvert Promise

    Filed correctly, or we make it right.

    We stand behind every election we file. If we make an error on your Form 2553, we fix it and cover the cost to correct it. Your filing is prepared and reviewed by a licensed professional under Circular 230 and backed by ScorpConvert, so you can move forward with total confidence.

    Don't wait on the IRS clock

    You can still elect for this year

    The normal S-Corp election deadline is March 15, but if you missed it the IRS provides automatic late-election relief under Rev. Proc. 2013-30. We file it for you with a proper reasonable cause statement, retroactive to January 1. Every month of waiting is money the IRS keeps, so lock your savings now.

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    A senior strategy session for higher earners and owners planning an exit. We find the moves most preparers miss.

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    What clients say

    What an S-Corp election with us actually looks like.

    Representative scenarios from the situations we file every week. Every card below is an example review illustrating typical outcomes - real, attributed client quotes appear in our case studies as they are approved.

    Example review

    “The intake took eight minutes. Two days later my Form 2553 was at the IRS service center with a tracked fax confirmation. I had been putting this off for a year because every CPA quote was a wall of jargon.”

    Marcus T.
    Founder, Marketing Consultancy
    CA$8,400 / yr
    Example review

    “The reasonable comp memo is what sold me. Real published BLS data, my occupation, my state, written up properly. My old accountant gave me a number on a sticky note. This I can hand to an auditor.”

    Priya S.
    Owner, Boutique Design Studio
    WA$11,200 / yr
    Example review

    “I missed the March 15 window two years running. The late-election relief packet was drafted, signed, and faxed in under 72 hours. The CP261 came back six weeks later.”

    Daniel R.
    Managing Partner, Boutique Law Firm
    MA$16,700 / yr
    Example review

    “Three shareholders, two states, a side LLC. I assumed I would get told to come back when things were simpler. Instead the Standard tier handled everything in one engagement.”

    Alex T.
    Co-Owner, Construction Group
    CO$14,300 / yr
    Example review

    “Premium tier paid for itself on the 60-minute advisory call alone. We mapped a clean refile plan, dodged a $4K New York penalty, and ended up with a memo my bank actually reads.”

    Morgan K.
    Owner, Holdings LLC
    NY$28,500 / yr
    Example review

    “Two prior CPAs told me my structure was too messy to elect S-Corp status. Mello ran a multi-year projection in front of me on the call and filed the election the same week.”

    Sam L.
    Managing Director, Fund Admin
    TX$22,100 / yr
    Illustrative reviews shown for clarity. Real client outcomes vary based on profit, state, and structure.
    Frequently Asked

    The 5 questions every S-corp owner asks.

    Quick answers to the questions that come up on every intake call. Need more depth? Each one links to a long-form guide.

    Yes, but timing matters. A current-year election generally requires Form 2553 to be filed within 2 months and 15 days after the start of your tax year (March 15 for calendar-year filers). If you miss that window we can still file under Rev. Proc. 2013-30 late-election relief, which lets you elect retroactively up to 3 years and 75 days after the intended effective date provided you have reasonable cause and have been operating consistently with an S-corp.
    Don't panic. The IRS provides automatic late-election relief under Rev. Proc. 2013-30 for up to 3 years and 75 days after your intended effective date. We draft the required reasonable-cause narrative, attach it to Form 2553, and submit it as a single complete packet. It's handled the same day we finish your intake, no separate Private Letter Ruling needed in the vast majority of cases.
    Yes. An S-corp is a federal tax election, not a legal entity. Your LLC stays an LLC at the state level (same Articles of Organization, same Operating Agreement, same EIN). What changes is how the IRS taxes the entity: instead of Schedule C / partnership treatment, the LLC files Form 1120-S and issues a K-1 to each owner. You keep all the legal protection of the LLC plus the SE tax savings of the S-corp.
    The IRS requires S-corp owner-employees to pay themselves a reasonable W-2 salary before taking distributions. Reasonable is benchmarked to what someone in your role, industry, and geography would earn at arm's length. We work from published Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data for the occupation that matches your work, in your state, then deliver a written memo (included in Standard and Premium) that you can hand to an auditor.
    Some do, most don't. About a dozen states (including CA, NY, NJ, OH, MA, PA, IL, AR, WI) require a separate state-level S-election filed alongside or after the federal Form 2553. Our Standard and Premium tiers identify your state's requirement during intake and prepare / file the state form automatically. A handful of states (TX, TN, NH) impose entity-level taxes that change the math, which we'll flag before you pay.
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