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Features of a
Corporation
- A corporation is
created when two or more individuals or legal entities
join together to form a separate entity for the purpose
of operating a business for profit.
- Incorporators must file Articles
of Incorporation, in the required format, with the
appropriate state agency.
- The profits of a
Regular Corporation (C Corporation) are taxed twice;
once at the corporate level and again when profits are
distributed as dividends to their
shareholders.
- Shareholders of
a Corporation are personally liable for the debts and
liabilities of the Corporation only to the extent of
their capital contribution.
- The Shareholders
of the corporation elect the Directors. The Directors are
responsible for managing the affairs of the
corporation.
- Shareholders
receive profits from their ownership interest through
dividends, redemption of shares, or the repurchase of
shares by the corporation.
- Don't miss out on the advantages of
incorporation simply because an attorney charges too
much. Incorporate with us for a small fraction of the
price.
- Incorporation is easy with our secure, online order
forms which require little or no processing of paperwork on
your part.
- How you set up your business should make
it easier to achieve your goals, lower your taxes, and
limit your liability.
- Whether your Midwestern or
Southwestern business
is just getting started, or it is time to reorganize an
ongoing operation, we can help you incorporate online
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