BUSINESS FORMATIONS MADE EASY

Whether you want to form a corporation, form an LLC or file for a DBA, we simplify the process of forming and maintaining your business.

With services that limit personal liability, reduce taxes, protect business names and more, we provide expert document filing that saves you time and hassle so you can get back to business.

Incorporate or Form an LLC to
protect personal assets, potentially earn tax savings, and reduce audit risk.

Corporation options include standard C-corporation , S-corporation , Non-Profit, and Professional.

Incorporate:

Formal management structure
Ability to raise capital by issuing stock
Potential tax deductible fringe benefits
Rush services available at checkout

Form an LLC:

Simple management structure
Less paperwork; no meeting requirements
No double taxation on salaries
Rush services available at checkout

Get started with these business fundamentals that meet local, state, and federal requirements.

DBA (Fictitious or Assumed Name)

May be essential if your business collects money under name other than your own.

Federal Tax ID Number (EIN)

"Social Security Number" for businesses used for tax filings.

Business Licenses

Permits show compliance with government-mandated guidelines

Name Checks and Reservations

Confirms that a business name is available
Registration of business name with state(s) also available
Included with every incorporation or LLC order

Registered Agent

Accepts legal and official documents on behalf of business
Agent maintains physical presence and address in the state where business is conducted

1 (888) 692-6771

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