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Comparison Between Incorporation-Friendly States It is commonly recognized today that Delaware, Wyoming and Nevada can all be called "incorporation friendly" states due to their corporate laws, relatively low fees, and limited or nonexistent state-level taxation. However, how would a person choose between the three? NOTE: it is important to understand that in many cases the right choice of the state has to do with physical location of the business, and not with arbitrary choice of "more attractive" state...

How To Form A Corporation in the USA Corporation is a legal form of organization of persons and material resources, chartered by the state, for the purpose of conducting business. Corporation is owned by shareholders, the Board of Directors governs the business, and elected officers manage the day-to-day activities. Corporation must adhere to corporate tax laws and file corporate taxes regularly. A Corporation, also referred to as Standard Corporation, C-Corporation, or Regular Corporation, may...

Incorporator.Pro A limited liability company, or an LLC, is a relatively new business structure, that first appeared in Wyoming in 1977, and is now recognized by every state's statute and the IRS. An LLC...