Should you be an S Corp? Get a definitive answer.
A written feasibility analysis built on your actual commission income — modeling what an S Corp would save you, what it would cost to run, and when the switch makes sense. Delivered with a call to walk through every number.
Every dollar credits back if you become a client. Details below.
Two deliverables, no fluff
A written report
Your numbers, not a generic calculator. We model your commission income against both structures — sole proprietor and S Corp — and show you the difference in black and white.
A working session
A credentialed advisor on our team walks you through the report, answers your questions, and gives you a straight recommendation: make the switch, wait, or don't bother.
Four things determine whether an S Corp is worth it. We model all of them.
Your income
Actual and expected net commissions, not a guess. Commission income is lumpy — the model accounts for that.
Your savings
Self-employment tax reduction at a defensible officer salary, plus state-specific effects — including PTET where it applies.
The real cost of running it
Setup, payroll, bookkeeping, the 1120-S, state fees. An S Corp isn't free — the savings have to clear the overhead.
Timing
Including the cost of waiting. If the answer is yes, we show you what each month of delay costs, and whether a mid-year switch or a January 1 start makes more sense.
Every dollar comes back to you
This isn't a fee on top of the service — it's a down payment on the answer.
If the answer is yes
Move into S Corp Management and we credit $100/month off your monthly fee until your full purchase is repaid — rounded up in your favor.
If the answer is no
You just avoided years of unnecessary payroll, filing, and compliance overhead for a one-time flat fee. That's the point — a definitive no is worth just as much as a yes.
Built for commercial real estate brokers
Brokers who want a definitive answer — backed by their real numbers — before committing to an S Corp. Most of our buyers are paid on 1099 commission income. Paid W-2 today? You're welcome here too — modeling the conversion is a more involved analysis, covered by the W-2 version below.
One flat fee. One definitive answer.
- Written report modeled on your numbers
- Walkthrough call with a credentialed advisor
- A definitive recommendation, either way
- Every dollar credits back toward S Corp Management
Modeling a W-2-to-independent-contractor conversion is a more involved analysis, so a $500 surcharge applies — $1,499 total. Same deliverables, same credit.
Start the W-2 Analysis — $1,499Frequently asked questions
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Know before you commit
The savings are why brokers start — the structure is why they stay. Fifteen years working with commission-income brokers, hundreds of brokers, across dozens of states and firms. Get the answer before you spend a dollar on setup.
Get Your Analysis — $999