Frequently
asked questions

Where should I form my business?

This is a tricky question. Delaware and Wyoming are two popular states due to their pro-business regulations. It is also popular to incorporate in the state where you'll conduct most of your business.

What is limited liability?

Limited liability means that an investor/owner’s risk of loss in a business cannot exceed their investment.

What is a responsible person?

A responsible person is a senior, designated individual at a company who takes responsibility for remitting sales tax to the State if the company does not.

What is billed yearly?

Registered agent and compliance services are ongoing services, so they are billed yearly.

What do I get when I register an LLC?

We send you the state's Certificate of Formation, Articles of Organization, a blank Record for Organizational Meeting One, a Member Description Document and a Resolution to Open a Bank Account.

What do I get when I register a corporation?

We send you the State's Certificate of Formation, Articles of Incorporation, Corporate Bylaws, a blank Record for Organizational Meeting One, Resignation of the Incorporator, a Share Description Document and a Resolution to Open a Bank Account.

What is the difference between an LLC and a corporation?

Both of these entities offer you limited legal liability. The LLC is taxed like a partnership with tax liabilities generally falling on its owners. The corporation pays a corporate tax. Corporations usually have more formal requirements, but they are also more popular with investors. LLCs generally offer owners more flexibility.

What if the name I want to use for my business is taken?

If the state says that your requested name is unavailable, we will contact your primary email immediately with new name suggestions.