Tax Advisor for St. Louis

Scorpio Tax Management specializes in

Tax Preparation for S-Corps and LLCs
Proactive Tax Planning and Problem Solving

assisting business owners and high-income individuals in all of Missouri

Reach out to us now, we are extremely responsive.


Business Tax Specialists IRS Enrolled Agent

IRS-licensed to advise taxpayers in all 50 states

  • St. Louis Tax Advisor for S-Corps

    Looking for a Tax CPA/EA in St. Louis?

    Scorpio Tax delivers dependable tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, and year-round ad-hoc tax support to St. Louis, MO businesses of every entity type: S-Corps, C-Corps, LLCs, and sole proprietors. Most tax matters are handled at flat rates.

    Phone: + 1 (858) 779-4125
    Email: Tax@S-CorpTax.com
    OR

  • Missouri Tax Optimization for High Income Earners

    St. Louis Tax Guidance for Business Owners

    Prof. Dr. Jörn Kleinhans, an IRS-Enrolled Agent, leads Scorpio Tax with a specialization on the tax needs of S-Corp owners. See ABOUT. Our services include tax planning, return filing, bookkeeping, payroll, and advisory support.

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  • Hire a Business Tax Advisor in St. Louis

    Missouri and the greater St. Louis Region

    St. Louis has a diverse business community spanning healthcare, finance, manufacturing, logistics, real estate, professional services, and hospitality.

    LLCs are very popular with small-business owners who fully work from home, and profitable owner-operated businesses in St. Louis often consider S-Corporation tax treatment.

Tax Rules for LLC and S-Corp Owners
in St. Louis, Missouri

Missouri taxes individual income on a graduated scale, and C-Corps pay a separate corporate income tax. S-Corp and LLC owners generally report business income on their personal returns, and Missouri offers a deduction for qualifying pass-through business income. The state’s optional pass-through entity tax election can also help work around the federal cap on state and local tax deductions. Missouri expects S-Corps to file their own state return and may require withholding or composite filings for nonresident owners.

St. Louis businesses must also stay current on local business licensing, sales tax, and annual personal property declarations in St. Louis County, and owners with employees, customers, or property across the river in Illinois can face added filing obligations. The right entity structure, a defensible S-Corp salary, and accurate federal and state returns can save business owners thousands each year.