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Register your C-Corp in any U.S. state with expert guidance. We help you choose the right structure and state for your business needs.
Open a U.S. business bank account effortlessly with our trusted banking partners, ensuring smooth financial operations.
We handle the EIN filing process with the IRS, ensuring you receive your Tax ID quickly with expedited services available.
Get access to leading payment processing solutions, making it easy to collect and manage payments.
Obtain a dedicated virtual U.S. mailing address and phone number for official business use.
We handle the groundwork so you can focus on scaling your business.
We handle all the paperwork, compliance, & filings, making C-Corp registration quick & stress-free.
We ensure your C-Corp meets all legal requirements, including proper documentation and state regulations.
Our process ensures your C-Corp is set up for scalability, making it easier to attract investors and raise capital.
Our team of experts guides you step-by-step, ensuring informed decisions throughout the formation process.
A C-Corporation (C-Corp) is a legal business entity separate from its owners, providing liability protection and allowing for unlimited shareholders. It is the preferred structure for startups and businesses looking to raise capital, as it can issue stock and attract investors.
A C-Corp is registered in a U.S. state, follows corporate governance rules, and pays corporate taxes. Profits are taxed at the corporate level, and dividends may be taxed again at the shareholder level (double taxation).
Owners’ assets are protected from business debts and legal claims, reducing financial risk.
C-Corps can raise large amounts of capital by selling stock, making them attractive to investors and entrepreneurs.
Shares are freely transferable, allowing businesses to expand and attract passive investors seeking stock ownership.
Unlike LLCs and S Corps, C-Corps can reinvest earnings at the corporate tax rate, potentially reducing the overall tax burden.
Forming a C-Corp supports growth, investment & success.
Setting up a C-Corp involves multiple legal, financial, and compliance steps. We take care of everything, so you can focus on growing your business.
Choosing the best state and ensuring your business name meets legal requirements can be tricky. We handle the research and registration for you.
Incorrect filings can cause delays or legal issues. We prepare and submit your incorporation documents to the state with accuracy.
Drafting bylaws, appointing directors, and issuing stock require careful legal structuring. We guide you through it to ensure compliance
An EIN (Tax ID) is needed for banking, taxes, and hiring employees. We secure yours and ensure compliance with state and federal tax rules.
U.S. banks require specific documents and compliance verification. We help you navigate the process for a smooth setup.
Annual filings, tax reports, and corporate formalities can be overwhelming. We ensure your C-Corp remains compliant and investor-ready.
There are several important differences between a C-Corp and an S-Corp.
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A C-Corp is a legal business structure offering limited liability and separate taxation for the business and its owners.
C-Corps are taxed at the corporate level, and shareholders are taxed again on distributed dividends (double taxation).
Businesses seeking outside investors, issuing stock, or scaling operations nationally or globally are ideal candidates for a C-Corp.
Benefits include limited liability, unlimited shareholders, multiple stock classes, and greater credibility with investors and institutions.
Yes, LLCs can convert to a C-Corp, but the process involves legal, tax, and compliance considerations.
A C-Corp can have an unlimited number of shareholders, including individuals, entities, and foreign investors.
Required documents include Articles of Incorporation, bylaws, EIN, and compliance with state-specific filing requirements.
Formation typically takes 1-4 weeks, depending on your state’s processing times and requirements.
Costs vary by state and include filing fees, legal documentation, and optional professional services.
Yes, C-Corps must file annual reports, hold shareholder meetings, maintain minutes, and meet federal, state, and local tax obligations.
Share the details of your business goals and vision. Providing this information helps us tailor your C-Corp setup to align with your objectives and growth strategy.