I normally pay about $800 per year to do my s corp tax return, it is simple as I am a web designer and I only have two computers and a car exclusively for the business and four shareholders. I notice for my final bill I get charged double with the statement calculation of disposition of assets and closing the books. Is this reasonable and standard? Is the final year tax return usually double the cost of a regular business tax return?

I normally pay about $800 per year to do my s corp tax return, it is simple as I am a web designer and I only have two computers and a car exclusively for the business and four shareholders. I notice for my final bill I get charged double with the statement calculation of disposition of assets and closing the books. Is this reasonable and standard?========>>>>>>>>>Hard to tell however, it depends on how complicated it is and where in the country you are located. As you know, there is no standard / fixed amount since they, an IRSEA/a CPA provide you with intangible tax return services.



Is the final year tax return usually double the cost of a regular business tax
return?========>>>>>>Aslongas they are more complex/ time consuming , then they MAY charge double the reg cost of a reg biz return ( as they do a lot to fix the books).As said, the biz return cost will depend upon the complexity of the S corp return and how much work the CPA / an IRSEA do. You may quote from local IRSEAs/ CPAs.