ENTITY FORMATION
We can assist you with forming your new entity (LLC, Partnerships, Corporations, EIN numbers, Meeting Minutes, etc.). This also includes drafting the necessary paperwork, such as the operating agreement, bylaws and/or partnership agreements. Whichever entity is the right choice for your new business, I will ensure that is formed properly and promptly.
Corporation (S or C)
- $500 plus state filing fees.
A corporation is an entity that is separate and apart from its owners - known as shareholders. A corporation provides limited liability to its shareholders - meaning the business is responsible for its own actions. A corporation is a good choice if the business will require outside investors, particularly venture capital, or will become public. Corporations come in two varieties: C and S. These are IRS tax classifications, and the choice will determine how the corporation is taxed.
Includes:
- Verify business name availability
- Preparation and filing of organizational documents
- Bylaws
- Obtaining a Federal Tax ID number
- Obtaining NV Filing Documents
- Personalized advice from a licensed attorney
Custom Shareholder Agreement $350
Value: $2500
Limited LIability Company (LLC)
- $350 plus state filing fees Single Member
- $550 plus state filing fees Multi-Member
Includes:
- Verify business name availability
- Preparation and filing of organizational documents
- Custom operating agreement
- Obtaining a Federal Tax ID number
- Personalized advice from a licensed attorney
Value: $1800
Contact us today online or at 725-502-4972 to schedule an appointment.
Please keep in mind that for out of State entity formation clients, we strive to facilitate the process by which individuals set up their businesses, but we do not and cannot provide legal advice, explanations, options, opinions, or recommendations about legal rights, remedies, business structure and operations, use of business and legal forms, or general business and legal strategies. While your communications with us are protected by our Privacy Policy, they are not protected by the attorney-client privilege. Your access to and use of this website is subject to our Terms and Conditions*