Pricing · Four countriesOur fees, published. In your own currency.

What we charge for the work most clients ask for, in dollars, pounds, dirhams and rupees. Each figure is our professional fee. Government and third-party costs are shown separately, and you have your total in writing before anything starts.

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Fees start from

  • LLC formationUnited States$99
  • Self Assessment returnUnited Kingdom£129
  • VAT returnUnited Arab EmiratesAED 300
  • Salaried tax returnPakistanPKR 10,000
Published fees
98 across 4 countries
Currencies
USD · GBP · AED · PKR
Service lines
Accounting · Tax · Finance · Advisory · Formation

The price list

Choose the country you file in.

United States: fees in US dollars

How the USA taxes a business

Bundles

Formation and the first registrations or returns together, at one fee.

  • Launch Basic

    $149

    Formation Essentials plus EIN assistance

  • Launch Complete

    $249

    Complete Business Setup plus combined basic tax-registration assistance

  • Launch & Protect

    $349

    Business Launch Plus, basic registration checklist, and annual compliance calendar

  • LLC Tax Ready

    $399–$549

    Complete setup plus a straightforward first-year individual Schedule C return, when appropriate

  • Business Compliance Annual

    $299–$499 per year

    Annual report preparation, compliance reminders, and one basic tax-planning review

  • Books + Business Tax

    $349–$499 per month

    Growth bookkeeping plus an annual business tax return allowance, subject to a written scope and eligible entity type

Bundle fees are service fees for the scope described. Government and third-party fees are extra. The tax bundles apply only where the entity type and the owner’s tax position fit the agreed scope: an LLC’s legal form does not by itself decide how it is taxed.

Monthly accounting and bookkeeping plans

Three monthly plans, sized by how many transactions your business has and how much reporting you want from the figures.

  • Growth Accounting

    $299 per month

    For active single-owner LLCs.

    • Up to 150 transactions monthly
    • Monthly reconciliations
    • Profit-and-loss statement and balance sheet
    • Monthly bookkeeping close
    • Quarterly review call

    Tax preparation, payroll processing and sales-tax returns excluded unless separately listed.

  • Starter Books

    $149 per month

    For freelancers and very small businesses.

    • Up to 50 transactions monthly
    • Categorization and bank reconciliation
    • Monthly profit-and-loss summary
    • Email support
    • Quarterly bookkeeping review

    Assumes one entity, clean records and limited accounts. Tax returns excluded.

  • Complete Finance

    $499 per month

    For established small businesses.

    • Up to 300 transactions monthly
    • Monthly reconciliations and financial statements
    • Budget-versus-actual reporting
    • Monthly financial review
    • Basic cash-flow tracking

    No complex controller work, audit, assurance or CFO-level advisory included.

Each plan covers one entity with a defined number of transactions. Catch-up work, tax returns, payroll and sales tax returns are priced separately unless a plan lists them.

Accounting add-ons

Accounting add-ons: fees
ServiceFee
Catch-up bookkeeping, clean records$200–$500per month of backlog
Historical bookkeeping cleanup$50–$100per hour, or a fixed project quote
QuickBooks setup and chart of accounts$100–$250
Payroll coordination$50–$100per month, plus provider charges

Add-ons sit on top of a monthly plan. Payroll runs through your payroll provider, whose charges are separate.

Individual tax returns

Individual tax returns: fees
ServiceFee
Simple federal Form 1040, W-2 income$99–$129
Federal Form 1040 plus one state return$149–$179
Itemized deductions, Schedule A$50–$100extra
Interest and dividend income, Schedule B$25–$50extra
Capital gains and investments, Schedule D$50–$150extra
Rental income, Schedule E$75–$150per property
Self-employed / sole proprietor, Schedule C$199–$299
Self-employed federal and one state return$249–$349
Additional state income tax return$60–$100
Amended individual return, Form 1040-X$150–$300
Prior-year individual return$149–$299depending on complexity
Extension preparation and filing$40–$75
Quarterly estimated-tax calculation$50–$100per quarter

Fees assume complete, organised records. A return with several schedules, states or earlier years is quoted before work starts.

Business tax returns

Business tax returns: fees
ServiceFee
Single-member LLC with no separate federal entity return; individual Schedule C$199–$299
Single-member LLC plus one state business-related filing, if applicable$249–$399
Partnership return, Form 1065, straightforward$499–$699
S-corporation return, Form 1120-S, straightforward$599–$799
C-corporation return, Form 1120, straightforward$699–$899
Non-operating or dormant entity return, where a return is required$250–$450
Additional state business income tax return$100–$200
Additional K-1 preparation or related complexity$50–$125each
Business tax extension$50–$100
Amended business return$250–$600
Federal and state tax notices: initial review$100–$200
Tax notice response or resolution work$200–$500or more, scoped separately
1099 preparation$10–$20per form, with a minimum fee

These fees suit straightforward engagements with complete, organised records. A partnership with several partners, books that need work, or operations in several states is quoted separately.

Sales tax and sector filings

Sales tax and sector filings: fees
ServiceFee
Sales-tax return preparation$50–$100per filing
Communications Services Tax registration and returnsQuoted on scope
FCC Form 499-A and 499-Q filingsQuoted on scope

Telecom filings depend on your services, the states you serve and your revenue, so they are scoped individually.

Finance and reporting

Finance and reporting: fees
ServiceFee
Monthly cash-flow forecasting$100–$200extra per month
Budget and financial analysis$150–$300per month
Finance advisory$100–$175per hour
Year-end financial statements, prepared on their ownQuoted on scope

Finance work is built on reconciled books. It does not include audit, review or other assurance reports, which an independent licensed CPA firm issues.

Business and tax advisory

Business and tax advisory: fees
ServiceFee
Consultation on choosing an entity or tax election$100–$200
Tax planning consultation$100–$200per session

Advisory sessions cover a defined question and end with a written summary. Larger projects are scoped and quoted first.

LLC formation packages

Three fixed service fees for forming a US LLC. Choose by how much you want set up for you beyond the filing itself.

  • Formation Essentials

    $99 one-time service fee

    For founders who need help getting started.

    • Basic LLC formation filing preparation and submission
    • Business name availability check
    • Digital document handover
    • Basic post-filing checklist

    Government fees, registered agent, EIN and additional documents charged separately.

  • Recommended

    Complete Business Setup

    $199 one-time service fee

    For clients who want more than the bare minimum.

    • LLC formation filing
    • EIN application assistance
    • Standard operating agreement template, where appropriate
    • Basic compliance calendar
    • One onboarding consultation
    • Digital document package
  • Business Launch Plus

    $349 one-time service fee

    For owners who want a guided setup and ongoing support options.

    • Everything in Complete Business Setup
    • Initial tax registration checklist
    • Federal and relevant state compliance overview
    • Basic bookkeeping setup consultation
    • First-year filing calendar
    • 30-day post-formation support for routine questions

These are professional service fees. State filing fees vary by state and are added at cost, as are registered agent, expedite and other third-party charges. We confirm the total for your state in writing before anything is filed.

Formation add-ons

Formation add-ons: fees
ServiceFee
EIN application assistance$40–$60
Standard operating agreement preparation using a suitable template$60–$100
DBA / assumed-name filing assistance$50–$100
State annual report preparation and filing assistance$75–$125
Registered-agent coordination$40–$75service fee, plus provider cost
Business amendment filing assistance$75–$150
Foreign qualification in another state$150–$300per state
Expedited processing coordination$40–$75plus actual rush fees
Business closure / dissolution filing assistance$100–$200

Add-ons are charged on top of a formation package or on their own. Provider costs and state rush fees are passed on at cost.

Federal and state tax ID registrations

Federal and state tax ID registrations: fees
ServiceFee
EIN application assistance$40–$60
State tax registration assistance$75–$125per state
Sales-tax permit registration$75–$125
State employer withholding registration$75–$125
State unemployment account registration$75–$125
Combined tax-registration package$149–$249
Multi-state registration projectFrom $250quoted by state and registration type
ITIN application assistance (Form W-7)Quoted on scope

The IRS does not charge for an EIN, and many state registrations are free. Our fee is for preparing, submitting and following up the application. Any government charge is itemised separately on your invoice.

How fees are structured

Three ways to work with us, priced three ways.

Most of what is on the price list falls into one of these. Which one fits depends on whether you need a single filing, a proper start, or someone looking after the calendar all year.

  1. 01

    Essential

    One-time filing or basic compliance

    • A fixed fee
    • Clear eligibility criteria
    • You supply complete documents
    • No open-ended advisory included
  2. 02

    Complete

    A bundle of related services

    • Filing plus registration or bookkeeping set-up
    • A compliance calendar
    • Defined follow-up support
    • Priced below the same services bought one by one
  3. 03

    Ongoing care

    A monthly or annual plan

    • Recurring bookkeeping and compliance
    • Scheduled financial reporting
    • Tax deadlines and reminders
    • Specialist advice scoped separately

What the figures mean

Clear before you start, not after the invoice.

We would rather you know the cost and decide, than find out halfway. These four rules apply to every fee on this page.

  1. 01

    Professional fees, stated on their own

    Every figure on this page is what we charge for our work. It is never mixed with a government fee, so you can see who is charging what.

  2. 02

    Fixed where the work is defined

    A formation, a registration or a straightforward return has a set fee. You know it before you send us a single document.

  3. 03

    Ranges where complexity varies

    Where two clients’ returns can differ, we show the range. The lower figure is a simple case with complete, organised records.

  4. 04

    Your figure in writing first

    After a short scoping conversation you receive an engagement letter with the fee and the scope. Nothing starts until you agree to it.

Not included in our fees

Government and third-party costs are passed on at cost.

They vary by state, authority and the choices you make, so a single all-in figure would be wrong for most people. We list them separately in your engagement letter and on your invoice, never folded into our own fee.

Ask for your total
  1. United States

    State formation and annual report fees, registered agent charges, state expedite fees and payroll provider charges.

  2. United Kingdom

    Companies House incorporation and confirmation statement fees, and accounting software subscriptions.

  3. United Arab Emirates

    Trade licence, visa, immigration and office costs, and the fee of an independent registered auditor where an audit is required.

  4. Pakistan

    SECP incorporation and filing fees, other government charges, and an audit firm’s fee where an audit is required.

Questions about fees

Before you ask for a quote.

If your situation isn’t on the price list, it is usually because it needs a short conversation first. That conversation is how we give you a figure.

All FAQs

How do your fees work?

We publish them. Registrations and returns carry a fixed professional fee, or a stated range that depends on complexity, and recurring work such as bookkeeping is a monthly fee. Government and third-party costs are shown separately, and you have the total in writing before anything starts.

Why are some fees shown as a range?

Because the same return or registration can involve different amounts of work. The lower figure is for a straightforward case with complete, organised records. After a short scoping conversation we tell you where in the range you fall, in writing, before work begins.

What’s included in a fee, and what isn’t?

Each published fee is our professional fee for the work described. Government filing fees, registered agent charges, licence and visa costs, payroll provider charges and similar third-party amounts are passed on at cost and listed separately in the engagement letter.

Do you charge for registrations the government provides free?

Our fee is for the work, not the registration. The IRS does not charge for an EIN, and at the time of writing the UAE Federal Tax Authority does not charge for Corporate Tax or VAT registration. Where we handle one for you, the fee covers preparing, checking and submitting the application and following it through, and your invoice describes it that way.

Can I combine services at one fee?

Yes. Formation, the first registrations and the first return are available as bundles, and a monthly plan can carry agreed add-ons such as payroll coordination or sales tax returns. The bundle fee and exactly what it covers are set out before you agree to it.

Is the first conversation charged?

[Firm to confirm whether the initial consultation is free, and its usual length.] Either way, you’ll know before the call.

What if my situation turns out to be more complicated than expected?

We tell you as soon as we find it, explain why, and quote for the additional work before doing it. You’re never billed for scope you didn’t agree to.

Speak with a consultant

Tell us what you need, and we’ll confirm your fee in writing.

Pick the closest match and we’ll take it from there. You’ll get a written scope and fee before any work begins.

Or use our three-step guide, or email hello@fiscorra.com

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