Company taxes.

What lives here

• The company's own returns: the 1120-S, the 1065, or the Schedule C, filed on time and matching the books.
• Quarterly estimates set from real numbers, not last year's guess.
• The entity choice: LLC, S corp, or partnership, and the date a change would take effect.
• Sales tax and payroll tax deadlines, paid from one calendar.
• Any letter from the IRS or the state, read the week it arrives.

What good looks like

• Every return is filed before its due date, and the numbers tie to the monthly close.
• You know the next estimate's amount and date before the quarter ends.
• The entity fits how you pay yourself, and someone checks that fit once a year.
• No letter sits unopened for more than a week.

What Steven does here

• Sets the quarterly number with you and puts it on the calendar.
• Walks the S corp, LLC, and partnership choices with your profit in front of you.
• Reads any notice with you and answers it, on time, with the right paper.
• Keeps the company's tax calendar next to the close, so the two never drift apart.