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INCORPORATION
Incorporating your business is a great way to protect your personal assets from company liabilities such as creditors or lawsuits. In fact, many people incorporate for this reason alone. But that’s not the only advantage.
The corporate business structure also saves you money in taxes, provides greater business flexibility and makes it easier to seek outside investment. We can help you incorporate your business.
Here's how it works:
1) Call, email or make an appointment, complete the Incorporation Questionnaire:
Complete our simple questionnaire. You can choose to form a new corporation or incorporate an existing business. You can also select advanced provisions to more effectively guard your personal assets against liability.
2) We Create and File Your Incorporation Papers:
We review the answers you provide for consistency and completeness, prepare your incorporation documents, and file the Articles of Incorporation with the Secretary of State. We even create customized bylaws and organizational minutes.
3) Final Wrap-Up:
When we receive your filed Articles of Incorporation back from the state, You can pick them up from our office along with the rest of your formation documents. We are always available to answer all your questions regarding your new corporation.
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
A Limited Liability Company (LLC) protects your assets like a corporation, but without the burden of corporate maintenance. That's why it's becoming the most popular way to start a business.
With a LLC, you can elect to be taxed as a corporation, or avoid "double taxation" by choosing to be a "pass-through" entity. We can form your LLC in a few days. |
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TEAM Legal
Document
Services
will provide
you a
complete
corporate
kit
comprised of
the
following:
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A binder
with the
name of
the
corporation
embossed
on the
spine
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Model by
laws and
minutes
for the
organizational
meeting
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Printed
Stock
Certificates
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Corporate
embosser
seal
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Stock
transfer
ledger
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IRS form
2553
used to
convert
to a
subchapter
S-
Making a
subchapter
S
election
by
completing
and
filing
federal
Form
2553
with the
IRS is a
way to
avoid
having
your
corporation
treated
as a
separately
taxable
entity.
Speak to
your
accountant
if you
have
questions
regarding
whether
to
convert
to a
subchapter
S and
for
information
about
the time
limit
you have
to
submit
this
form.
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IRS form
SS4 used
to
obtain
the
federal
tax
identification
number-
A
federal
tax
identification
number,
also
known as
an
employer
identification
number
or EIN,
is
basically
a social
security
number
for
businesses.
It is
the
number
the IRS
uses to
identify
the
business,
and it
must be
included
on tax
filings
the
business
makes.
This can
be
obtained
quickly
online
or by
phone.
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All
This For
Only $599.00
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