Start your business today. This special offer includes:
Name availability check
Availability verification and reservation of your desired business name.
Preparation and filing of documents
Get expert, error-free preparation and filing of all your legal documents and articles of incorporation with the state.
Dedicated customer service
A dedicated customer service team by your side and registered agent service FREE for 3 months.
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Business type options
Limited Liability Company - LLC
Limited Liability Companies combine the flexibility of a partnership with the liability protection enjoyed by corporations and allow you to avoid double taxation.
C Corporation
A C Corporation brings your business greater credibility and growth potential. It differs from S Corporations and LLCs in taxation, ownership, and the ability to raise capital through stock.
S Corporation
Pass-through taxation combined with the ability to structure compensation means you enjoy credibility and protections without being subject to the same tax rules as mega-corporations.
Products
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Name availability check - verification that your desired business name is available in the state of formation
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Preparation and filing of all legal documents with the state of formation
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Registered Agent Service FREE for 3 months
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Sample Operating Agreements and Customizable Forms
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Corporate kit - custom record book, ownership certificates, sample documents and corporate seal
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Federal Tax ID EIN Obtainment
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Certified copies of your formation documents
Not included
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Name availability check - verification that your desired business name is available in the state of formation
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Preparation and filing of all legal documents with the state of formation
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Registered Agent Service FREE for 3 months
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Sample Operating Agreements and Customizable Forms
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Corporate kit - custom record book, ownership certificates, sample documents and corporate seal
Not included -
Federal Tax ID EIN Obtainment
Not included -
Certified copies of your formation documents
Not included
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Name availability check - verification that your desired business name is available in the state of formation
-
Preparation and filing of all legal documents with the state of formation
-
Registered Agent Service FREE for 3 months
-
Sample Operating Agreements and Customizable Forms
-
Corporate kit - custom record book, ownership certificates, sample documents and corporate seal
-
Federal Tax ID EIN Obtainment
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Certified copies of your formation documents
Frequently asked questions
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What does it mean to incorporate?When people say "I'd like to register my business," they usually mean incorporating their business as a C Corporation or an S Corporation or forming an LLC. By incorporating or forming an LLC, the company's owner or owners create a separate legal entity to transact business. The process involves properly completing and filing your documents and appointing a registered agent. If you incorporate, most states require that you hold an organizational meeting, issue shares, and adopt bylaws. To be an S Corporation, you’ll also have to file an election statement with the IRS. LLCs have fewer state requirements, but it’s a best practice to adopt an operating agreement.
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Why is incorporating a business important?When you incorporate the business becomes a separate legal entity distinct from its owners. This new entity ─ whether it’s a C Corp, S Corp, or LLC ─ often has enhanced credibility with lenders, potential customers, vendors, and employees. Limited liability is another key benefit. Without incorporation, you are responsible for any debts and losses your business may accumulate. However, when you incorporate, you are typically held responsible only for the amount of money you personally invest or business debts you personally guarantee. Your personal assets typically cannot be used to satisfy the debts and liabilities of your business.
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Do I need a registered agent for my new business?
Yes, you must have a registered agent. The initial registered agent is appointed on the Articles of Incorporation. If you do business in any state other than your formation state, you will need to appoint a registered agent in each state. Plus, you must maintain a registered agent in each state until you dissolve the company or withdraw from the state.
You may select us as your registered agent during the online order process.
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