@scsvel , thank you very much for your answers . Based on these and generally agreeing with my colleague @DavidD66 , YES you can indeed file as S-Corp ( i.e. single member LLC electing to file a S-Corp ). I am assuming that what you are trying to achieve is to have the S-Corp employ you ( as sole employee) and you become a W-2 employee rather than file a Schedule-C ( dis-regarded entity ). Note though that there are wage / remuneration requirements as an owner/employee of S-Corp.
I am sure you have gone through the rules and regs. of an LLC vs. Corp ( S in your case ), with an attorney -- here is a very simple comparison -- S Corporation vs. LLC: Differences, Benefits | Wolters Kluwer
Please also consider having an awareness of code sections 1361 through 1363
Is there more I can do for you ?
Namaste ji
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