Incorporating
We specialize in business entity incorporating.
LLC
Partnerships
Corporation
S Corporation
Nonprofit
LLC, S-Corporations, C-Corporations and Nonprofit and all types of bylaws. We also love doing bookkeeping services and all types of income taxes whether it is personal or business. We are experts in all QuickBooks, Desktop or Online platforms. We can help you!
A business entity is an entity that is formed and administered as per corporate law in order to engage in business activities, charitable work, or other activities allowable. Most often, business entities are formed to sell a product or a service. There are many types of business entities defined in the legal systems of various countries.
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Verify Company Name Availability, Preparation of Articles of Incorporation, Document Filing with Secretary of State, a Free 30 Minute Business Tax Consultation, Domain Name, Federal Tax ID (EIN) Highly Recommended, Custom Bylaws, Custom Meeting Minutes for 1st year, Corporate Kit and a Basic setup of QuickBooks Desktop or QuickBooks Online file with customized Chart of Accounts.
The pros
- Secure your assets, gain tax breaks. LLC owners enjoy limited liability protection and are typically not personally responsible for business debts. So creditors can’t pursue your home or car to pay business debts. Another plus: corporations often gain tax advantages, writing off such things as health insurance premiums, savings on self-employment taxes, and life insurance.
- Grow your corporation for now—and the future. Incorporating bolsters credibility and may help you reach potential new customers and partners. And while you can’t live forever—your corporation can. Even if an owner dies or sells interest, the corporation still exists.
- Easy transfer and faster funds. Corporation ownership can be easily transferable (with some restrictions on S corporations). Capital can be raised more easily through the sale of stock. Another advantage is that many banks prefer handling loans with incorporated borrowers.
- Ready for retirement. Retirement funds and qualified plans, like a 401(k), can be easier to establish.
The cons
Corporations do have some potential disadvantages, including:
- Double taxation. C corporations are subject to double taxation of corporate profits when income is distributed as dividends. This can be avoided by electing S corporation tax status with the IRS.
- Ongoing fees. You must file articles of incorporation with the state, plus applicable fees. Many states impose ongoing fees—which are steeper for a corporation than for a sole proprietorship or general partnership.
- More record keeping. Corporations must follow initial and annual record-keeping requirements—which sole proprietorships, general partnerships and limited liability companies (LLCs) avoid.
3 Easy Steps
- Complete Our Simple Questionnaire
- We create your Incorporating documents and file them with the Secretary of State
- You receive your final Corporate, S Corporate, LLC or Nonprofit in the mail.
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