Free missing-list check
IRS LLC registration. There is no federal list.
Four taps. The certificate is the company.
A number, not a federal list.
The missing-list check can start. Where should we reach you?
How the missing-list check works
- Name the paper you holdFour taps. Certificate, number letter, or neither. That tells us which fear is real.
- Bring the folderOne certificate is enough on the call. Share the screen. A stack of printouts can wait.
- Leave with the myth downWhether a federal list was ever there, and whether the tax shape is still an open choice.
A myth, and one real choice
The check tells you there is no IRS list that registers a company, and which paper you already hold. It does not create the company. The state that formed it already did that.
If a tax shape is still open, the call says so in plain words. A web page cannot file an election, and payday, if you have people, stays on a provider you run.
Steven Palmieri is a Tax CFO and the Entrepreneur's CFO. The practice is not a CPA firm and does not sign audit or assurance reports.
Start the free checkQuestions people ask first
Is there an IRS registration roll for an LLC?
No. The certificate from the state that formed the company is the company. The IRS can assign a number and you can choose a tax shape. Neither of those is a federal registration list.
My login shows no company. Was it never formed?
A personal login that shows no company is the login. The certificate answers whether the company exists. Bring that page to the call.
Is the paper check free?
Yes. The video call is free. If books, a tax-shape decision, or payday setup follows, the price is written down before that work starts.
Who reads the folder with me?
Steven Palmieri, a Tax CFO, on a video call. Naming the paper and the tax shape is part of that work. The practice is not a CPA firm.