Introducing the Ultimate Business Incorporation Solution: Unlock Your Full Potential with Us! From forming your LLC to recording your first sale, we're there for you every step of the way!

Are you ready to take your entrepreneurial dreams to new heights? Look no further! We're here to revolutionize your business journey with an unrivaled incorporation service that goes above and beyond anything you've ever experienced.

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Why settle for the ordinary when you can have the extraordinary? Forget about the limitations of the other registration providers– we're raising the bar by providing a game-changing addition to our already stellar service. We proudly offer CPA consultation and a comprehensive range of services, guiding you seamlessly from forming your LLC all the way to recording your first sale.

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Here's Why We're the Ultimate Choice for Savvy Entrepreneurs

Expert CPA Consultation

Gain a competitive advantage right from the start. Our team of certified public accountants (CPAs) will work closely with you to develop a tailored financial strategy that maximizes your profits, minimizes your taxes, and keeps your business in top financial shape.

Holistic Business Support

We're more than just an incorporation service – we're your dedicated partner throughout your entire business journey. From filing your articles of incorporation and obtaining necessary licenses to crafting a bulletproof business plan, we've got you covered at every step.

Customized Solutions

One size does not fit all in the business world, and we understand that. Our experts will take the time to understand your unique vision and requirements, ensuring that your LLC formation is tailored to your specific needs. No cookie-cutter templates here – only personalized excellence.

Unparalleled Guidance

We don't believe in leaving our customers stranded with piles of paperwork. Our experienced professionals will guide you through the entire process, making complex legal procedures a breeze. With us by your side, you can focus on what matters most – growing your business.

Seamless First Sale Recording

Celebrate your first sale without the stress of compliance. Our team will ensure that all necessary documentation and records are meticulously maintained, helping you stay on the right side of the law and setting the stage for your continued success.

Peace of Mind

Knowing your business is structured properly and the tax man won’

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an LLC?

While you may not need one you might want to have one as forming an LLC helps protect your personal assets. With an LLC you can now open business bank accounts, hire employees and get business permits and licenses.

What's the difference between an LLC and a corporation?

While both protect owners so they're not personally liable for business liabilities and debts, the key differences are in how they are owned. LLC’s can have one or more individual members while corporations have shareholders. Corporations generally have a more formal system of record-keeping and more reporting requirements.

How is an LLC taxed?

A Single-member LLC can file as a sole proprietor. An LLC with multi-members can file as a partnership. Also, an LLC can file as an S Corporation or C Corporation by making the appropriate elections with the IRS.

How do I Get an LLC?

Once you have decided on a name for your business choose the correct business registration price plan that fits your current needs. Once we receive payment we verify the availability of the name choices, draft the articles, file them with the state and send you all the appropriate documents after they have been filed.

What is a corporation?

A corporation is a legal entity that exists separately from its owners. Creation of a corporation occurs when properly completed articles of incorporation are filed with the correct state authority, and all fees are paid.

What is the difference between an "S" corporation and a "C" corporation?

All corporations start as "C" corporations and are required to pay income tax on taxable income generated by the corporation. A C-corporation becomes an S-corporation by completing and filing federal form 2553 with the IRS. An S-corporation's net income or loss is "passed-through" to the shareholders and are included in their personal tax returns. Because income is NOT taxed at the corporate level, there is no double taxation as with C-corporations. Subchapter S-corporations, as they are also called, are restricted to having no more than 100 shareholders.

Do I need an attorney to incorporate?

An attorney is not a legal requirement for incorporating a business in any state except South Carolina, where a signature by a South Carolina attorney licensed to practice in the state is required on articles of incorporation. In every other state, you can prepare and file the articles of incorporation yourself. However, if you are unsure of what steps your business should take and you don't have the time to research the matter yourself, a consultation with a good corporate attorney is often well worth the money you spend.

How do I know if my name is available?

We will request your two top name choices. We will check these as part of your order. If neither of these is available, we will contact you for other name choices.

How do I name my corporation?

First, we recommend that you spend some time coming up with a name for your corporation. Although each state has different rules concerning the naming of your corporation, the most common rule is that it must not be deceptively similar to another already formed company. The corporate name must include a suffix. Some examples are "Incorporated", "Inc.", "Company", and "Corp." However, your state may have different suffix requirements.

What are the benefits of incorporating?

The primary advantage of incorporating is to limit your liability to the assets of the corporation only. Usually, shareholders are not liable for the debts or obligations of the corporation. So if your corporation defaults on a loan, unless you haven't personally signed for it, your personal assets won't be in jeopardy. This is not the case with a sole proprietorship or partnership. Corporations also offer many tax advantages that are not available to sole proprietors.

Some other advantages include:

A corporation's life is unlimited and is not dependent upon its members. If an owner dies or wishes to sell their interest, the corporation will continue to exist and do business.

Retirement funds and qualified retirement plans (like 401k) may be set up more easily with a corporation.

Ownership of a corporation is easily transferable.

Capital can be raised more easily through the sale of stock.

A corporation possesses centralized management.

What is a Registered Agent?

Most every state requires that a corporation has a registered agent. That agent must have a physical location in the formation state. The registered agent can typically be any person (usually a resident of the state) or any properly registered company who is available during normal business hours to receive official state documents or service of process (lawsuit).

How many Directors/Shareholders do I need?

Most states allow for one person to act as shareholder, director, and all officer roles.

How many shares of stock should I choose, and at what par value?

We provide a default of 200 shares, although you can choose any amount you want on all orders. Your par value is not requested on all orders, and is usually expressed as "No Par Value" or some dollar amount per share such as "$1.00" or "$0.10." Some states require that you do not issue your stock for less than the par value. Some states also base their fees on the number of shares authorized, multiplied by the par value.

What is a Federal Tax Identification Number or EIN?

Your corporation is required to have an Employer Identification Number (EIN) also known as your Federal Tax Identification Number so that the IRS can track payroll and income taxes paid by the corporation. But, like a social security number, an EIN is used for most everything the business does. Your bank will require an EIN to open your corporate bank account.

We provide two EIN services:

Basic EIN Service - We prepare and email your SS4 (EIN application) & easy one-page instructions for obtaining your EIN. You need only review, sign and fax or call in the information to the IRS to get your EIN.

Full EIN Service - We actually obtain your company's EIN for you.

What do I need to do AFTER I incorporate?

You must have your initial shareholder(s) meeting to elect your director(s), if your director(s) haven't been designated in the articles. Then, you must have your initial organizational meeting of your directors. At this meeting, you will need to elect your officers, adopt your company's bylaws, and issue your stock (among other actions).

How do I get started?

Once you have decided on a name, order your corporation online. Once we receive your paid order, we verify the availability of your name choices, draft your articles, file them with the state and send you all appropriate documents after they have been filed.