Nevada Resident Agents And Incorporators
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Form your LLC or Incorporate today.
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Top Reasons to Incorporate in Nevada:
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NO State Corporate income tax
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NO Personal Income Tax
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NO Taxes on Corporate Shares
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NO Franchise Tax
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NO IRS information sharing agreement
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Stockholders are not listed on Public records
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Minimal disclosures
More Advantages:
Stockholders, Directors and Officers need not reside or hold meetings in Nevada
Stockholders, Directors and Officers need not be US Citizens
Directors need not be stock holders
Company records and Principle Office may be located anywhere
No accounts or financial returns need to be filed
Shares may be issued in Registered or Bearer form
Privacy maintained through use of a Nominee Officer. (Your name will not appear on public Corporate records)
Aged or Vintage Corporations are available
Disclosure: The above is an overview of potential services and not intended to provide legal advice. Consult your Attorney, CPA or other appropriate advisor.
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Separate you from your business
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Establish Corporate Image
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Build Corporate Credit
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Tax advantages
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Limited liability for Owners and Officers
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Asset protection
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Privacy
Types of Entities:
Sole Proprietorship
A business owned by one individual. A sole proprietor is entirely responsible for the debts and all decisions of the business.
Corporation
A separate legal entity which is created under the laws of a State or certain other jurisdiction. Usually shareholders of a corporation are only responsible for the debts of the corporation to the extent of their investment, unless they have personally guaranteed debt.
For added privacy, the use of a Nominee can keep individual Officers' names off State of Nevada Public Documents.
Nevada does not require disclosure of identities of the CEO, COO, CFO and Vice Presidents of a corporation.
Sub-Chapter S Corporation
A small corporation which can be used to allow its shareholders to have their shares of profit or loss allocated directly to them for inclusion in their personal tax filings.
Limited Partnership
For use as a business association between two or more persons. It can have both general and limited partners.
Close Corporation
No more than thirty shareholders permitted, stock cannot be sold in a public offering, restrictions on transfers of shares, and other specific Nevada requirements.
Limited Liability Company
Has simpler regulations than a corporation. Member or management control. Perpetual existence possible.
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