Business income tax returns.
Confirm the entity, tax year, owners, states, and required schedules before preparation.
Business Tax Preparation And Filing
ClearClose helps small businesses, startups, entrepreneurs, and solopreneurs prepare and file business tax returns without emailing sensitive records or figuring out tax-form names first.
Starting payment. Added entities, states, prior years, bookkeeping cleanup, or complex schedules are confirmed before added work begins.
$249 startBegin the tax engagement online
Plain languageYou do not need to know the return or schedule name
Secure portalTax records and sensitive documents stay out of email
Books plus taxCleanup and catch-up can be scoped when records are not ready
What ClearClose handles
The engagement is confirmed around your entity, filing year, locations, deadlines, and record quality. ClearClose identifies added scope before added work begins.
Confirm the entity, tax year, owners, states, and required schedules before preparation.
Review the completed return and required authorizations before filing.
Catch-up, reconciliation, and cleanup receive a separate scope when the current records cannot support the return.
What happens after payment
The $249 payment starts the engagement. It does not promise every entity, state, year, schedule, notice, amendment, or bookkeeping correction for one price.
Scope confirmationEntity, tax year, states, deadlines, owners, and record status.
Secure intakePortal access for approved tax records, questions, and signatures.
Preparation and reviewPrepare the agreed return and resolve required questions.
Authorized filingFile after the return and required authorizations are complete.
Common questions
It starts the small business tax preparation engagement. Added entities, states, prior years, complex schedules, notices, amendments, or bookkeeping work are confirmed separately.
ClearClose can scope catch-up or cleanup first so the records support the return.
Use the secure client portal for tax documents, statements, IDs, and other sensitive records.
No. Start with your business type, ownership, tax year, location, and current records.
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