Build Strong Business Foundation with Corporation
Corporation secures what matters most while you focus on growth
How it Works
Starting a corporation doesn’t have to be overwhelming. We simplify the process into three clear steps:
Provide detailed information about your corporation
Complete a structured form with key details like name, structure, and shareholders.
We handle state filings and compliance requirements
Our specialists prepare and submit all necessary legal documents on your behalf.
Receive your incorporation documents and start operating
Your corporation is officially registered, and you’re ready to unlock growth opportunities.
Management Flexibility
S Corporations provide the flexibility to manage your business on your terms while ensuring personal asset protection.
Tax Pass-Through
Avoid the double taxation of C Corporations. S Corporations let profits and losses flow directly to your personal tax return.
Streamlined Reporting
S Corporations eliminate the need for extensive corporate record-keeping, simplifying your administrative workload.
Structured for Investors
With shareholders and stock options, C Corporations are designed to attract investors and secure significant funding.
Market Credibility
C Corporations project a polished and trustworthy image, essential for businesses aiming to partner with larger clients or go public.
Potential for Growth
Issue shares, attract capital, and expand your business globally with the scalable structure of a C Corporation.
The Upsides and Downsides of Forming a Corporation
Limited Liability Protection
Access to Capital
Credibility and Prestige
Tax Benefits for C Corporations
Structured Management
Easier Transfer of Ownership
Why Choose Us for Your Corporation?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of Corporations do you form?
We help establish both C Corporations and S Corporations. C Corps are taxed as separate entities, while S Corps enjoy pass-through taxation. Our consultants will advise you on the best fit for your growth and tax strategy.
How does a Corporation differ from an LLC?
A Corporation typically has more formal requirements, like issuing stock and holding regular shareholder meetings. An LLC is more flexible in management and taxation. Corporations can be ideal for companies seeking external investors or planning an IPO.
How many shareholders can a Corporation have?
There is no limit for a C Corporation. However, for an S Corporation, shareholders are typically limited to 100 individuals who must be U.S. citizens or residents. We’ll guide you through these details during formation.
What corporate documents will I receive?
After forming your Corporation, you’ll receive your Articles of Incorporation, corporate bylaws, organizational meeting minutes, and stock certificates. We ensure every detail aligns with state requirements.
Do you provide a Registered Agent for Corporations?
Yes. Our Registered Agent services ensure official documents are received and processed in a timely manner. We provide alerts for compliance deadlines and handle mail forwarding so you stay in good standing.
How long does it take to form a Corporation?
Processing times vary by state, but most are completed within a few business days. Expedited filing options are available in many states for those who need a quicker turnaround.
Can non-U.S. residents form a Corporation?
Absolutely. Non-residents can form both C Corps and S Corps, though S Corps do have residency restrictions for shareholders. Our experts will guide you through any additional steps, including obtaining an EIN for your non-U.S. owned entity.
What ongoing requirements must Corporations meet?
Corporations must typically file annual reports, hold regular shareholder and board of directors meetings, and maintain corporate minutes. We offer compliance services that handle these formalities so you can stay focused on business growth.
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