Build Strong Business Foundation with Corporation

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.