Find Your Optimal Tax Entity Structure in Minutes

Sole prop, LLC, or S-Corp? Talivero models every option against current IRS rules, your state's fees, and your actual income to show you exactly how much you can save on self-employment taxes.

Everything You Need to Optimize Your Tax Entity

Built specifically for freelancers, gig workers, and self-employed professionals who want data-driven answers instead of generic advice.

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S-Corp Crossover Analysis

Pinpoint the exact income threshold where electing S-Corp status saves you more in self-employment tax than it costs in payroll overhead and compliance fees.

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QBI Deduction Optimization

Maximize your Section 199A Qualified Business Income deduction by modeling W-2 wage limitations, taxable income phase-outs, and SSTB classification impacts.

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Retirement Account Selection

Compare Solo 401(k), SEP-IRA, SIMPLE IRA, and defined benefit plan contributions based on your entity type, income level, and retirement savings goals.

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State Entity Fee Matrix

See formation costs, annual fees, franchise taxes, and compliance requirements for LLCs and S-Corps across all 50 states plus DC to pick the cheapest jurisdiction.

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Quarterly Tax Strategy

Build an estimated tax payment schedule that avoids underpayment penalties while keeping your cash flow optimized throughout the year.

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5-Year Tax Projection

See how your entity choice compounds over time with year-by-year projections of tax savings, compliance costs, and net benefit under each structure.

How It Works

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Enter Your Numbers

Provide your gross income, business deductions, filing status, state, and industry. Takes about 2 minutes.

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We Run the Math

Talivero computes your tax liability under every entity structure using current IRS brackets, SE tax rules, and your state's rates.

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Get Your Optimal Structure

Receive a ranked comparison of entity options with dollar savings, recommended salary allocation, retirement contributions, and quarterly payment schedule.

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Stop Overpaying Self-Employment Tax

The average freelancer earning $120K saves $8,000-$14,000/year by choosing the right entity structure. Find out your number in under 3 minutes.

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