Nevada Corporate Services

Entity Options for Business Incorporation

Several entity choices are available when you incorporate online with Nevada Corporate Services. We can help you make the shift from a sole proprietorship to an LLC, a sub-s corporation, or one of several other business structures that make sense for your unique company. Our team of experienced and helpful executives can answer your questions and offer accurate advice when you need to select among entity choices, as well as help guide you through the process to incorporate online.

A Nevada Limited Liability Company can be a good first step to take in transitioning from sole proprietor to incorporation. A sole proprietorship is the simplest business to set up in terms of required paperwork, and also the easiest to maintain in regards to business records and bookkeeping. However, the drawback to sole proprietorship is that you pay higher taxes, have fewer deductions you can take, and have no liability protection should the business face a lawsuit, leaving your personal assets at risk. These are the main reasons why online incorporation is so popular.

A Nevada limited liability company is not taxed, but passes the profits through this legal entity on to the owner of the company. Many business owners form an LLC when they incorporate online because the LLC allows for more than 35 stockholders, and those holders do not have to be United States residents. You are not required to have shareholders, however, as you are in other forms of online incorporation. Other corporations or business entities are also allowed to be stockholders as well. A Nevada limited liability company is the easiest corporation to form in terms of amount of required paperwork, and also simple to maintain, with no required board of director meetings and minutes.

Nevada Corporate Services can help you form an LLC or other business entity choices through our online incorporation service. When you are considering incorporating in Nevada, the Sub-S corporation entity could be the best option for your business. The benefit to the Sub-S corporation is that it offers a means for your business profits to pass through the entity, after which you as the business owner pay the taxes on it on your personal tax return. It is not subject to FICA tax because the income is considered passive rather than earned. Shareholders must be paid dividends based on the number of company shares that they own.

Nevada Corporate Services offers all of the entity choices you need when you want to incorporate online. You can form an LLC, an S-Corp, or other business model as most pertinent to your particular company. Incorporating in Nevada makes good business sense because our state's business laws are very friendly to companies. Many incorporate online for the cost savings not usually found when hiring a tax accountant or lawyer to do it for you. When incorporating in Nevada, let us help you with every aspect needed to incorporate online effectively and easily.