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Return To Incorporation FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What is an S corporation? Answered By Ivan Welten S Corporation is a typical standardized business entity which has elected a status of special tax together with the IRS. Such tax imposition permits the corporation to be considered as a non-separate taxable entity. In its place, the corporation's income is treated similar with that of the income of the sole proprietorship pr partnership. The income is considered as a pass-through income directly to the shareholders. Hence, the income of the S Corporation is reported by the tax returns of the shareholders individually. keywords: Incorporation | Incorporate | Incorporating | Business | S Corporation | Corporation Articles Incorporation

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