LLC Formation Assistance
We prepare your Articles of Organization and guide you through Florida's filing process step by step.

New Service
Financial Ace 1040 helps entrepreneurs form their LLC, secure an EIN, open the right accounts, and build a tax foundation before the first dollar of revenue comes in.
Not a law firm. We handle the tax and financial setup — you file directly with the state.
What We Help With
Each piece of your business foundation matters — and they all connect to how you'll file and pay taxes. We set up each one correctly from the start.
We prepare your Articles of Organization and guide you through Florida's filing process step by step.
We walk you through applying for your Employer Identification Number directly from the IRS — at no IRS cost.
Guidance on what to bring and which account types to open to keep personal and business finances separate.
A customizable operating agreement that outlines ownership, roles, and how your LLC is managed.
We explain registered agent requirements and help you choose the right option for your business.
If your income qualifies, we prepare Form 2553 to potentially reduce your self-employment tax burden.
A focused session on estimated quarterly taxes, deductions to track, and how to structure your finances from day one.
We set up your expense categories, mileage logs, and recordkeeping habits before things get complicated.
How It Works
Schedule a free call to tell us about your business idea, structure, and goals. We figure out exactly what you need.
We organize your documents, prepare your Articles of Organization, apply for your EIN, and draft your operating agreement.
You start with proper structure, separate accounts, a tax plan, and a clear picture of what your first year looks like.
Packages
Starter
$199
For sole proprietors getting off the ground
No LLC filing included
Standard
$349
Most popular for new LLCs
+ $125 Florida state filing fees
Premium
$599
Full setup for growth-focused owners
+ $125 Florida state filing fees
All packages are one-time fees. Ongoing tax preparation and planning billed separately. State filing fees are paid directly to the state — not to Financial Ace 1040.
FAQ
You can operate as a sole proprietor without an LLC, but forming one separates your personal assets from business liabilities and can offer tax advantages. Many self-employed professionals find it worth the cost early on.
Florida charges $100 for Articles of Organization plus $25 for a registered agent — $125 in state fees total. These are paid directly to the State of Florida and are not included in our service fee.
Financial Ace 1040 is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation. We assist with preparing and organizing your formation documents. You submit them to the state, or we walk you through the process.
An EIN is your business's federal tax ID. You'll need it to open a business bank account, hire employees, and file business tax returns. EINs are free directly from the IRS at irs.gov.
An S-Corp election can reduce self-employment tax once your business is consistently profitable — commonly when net income exceeds $50,000–$60,000 per year. We review your specific numbers during consultation.
Yes. The IRS issues EINs at no cost at irs.gov/ein. Some third-party sites charge a fee to apply on your behalf. Our package includes walking you through the application, but the EIN itself is free.
Ready to Launch?
We review your business idea, recommend the right structure, and map out a clear path to getting you open, legal, and tax-ready.
Disclaimer: Financial Ace 1040 LLC is a PTIN-registered tax preparation firm — not a law firm, attorney, or licensed legal service provider. We do not provide legal advice, legal representation, or attorney services of any kind. Business formation assistance consists of document preparation guidance and general tax advisory services only. You are responsible for reviewing and submitting all documents to the appropriate state agency. EINs are issued by the IRS at no charge at irs.gov/ein. State filing fees (e.g., $125 for Florida LLC formation) are paid directly to the state and are not included in our service fee. Consult a licensed attorney for legal advice specific to your situation.