FLORIDA Corporation from $ 179.00 State's fees included ( FREE INFO) in Orlando, Florida For Sale

INCORPORATION & BUSINESS SERVICES
Form your own Corporation or LLC
FLORIDA CORPORATION, INC
$ 179** No Hidden fees
Includes:
State of Florida filing fees.
Company name validation
Articles of Incorporation
EIN number ( tax ID) Form
Certificate of Status
Unlimited Customer Support
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FLORIDA LLC (LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY)
$ 224** No Hidden fees
Includes:
State of Florida filing fees.
Company name validation
Articles of Organization
EIN number ( tax ID) Form
Registered Agent Fee
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This kit comes ready to use with pre-printed forms, stock certificates and an embossing seal.
Your Company Name is gold embossed.
CORPORATION PREMIUM PACKAGE
$ 279** No Hidden fees
Includes:
State of Florida filing fees
Company name validation
Articles of Incorporation
EIN number ( tax ID) Form
Certificate of Status
Unlimited Customer Support
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LLC PREMIUM PACKAGE
$ 324** No Hidden fees
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State of Florida filing fees
Company name validation
Articles of Organization
EIN number ( tax ID) Form
Registered Agent Fee
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VALUABLE INFORMATION
What does it mean to incorporate?
Incorporating a business means turning your sole proprietorship or general partnership into a company formally recognized by the State of Florida. When a company incorporates, it becomes its own legal business structure set apart from the individuals who founded the business. Through incorporation, the company's owner or owners create a separate legal entity to transact business. This new business entity corporation or limited liability company (LLC) transforms the way the business is seen through the eyes of the law and often has more credibility with potential customers, vendors and employees.
How does incorporation work?
Wondering how to incorporate a business as a C corporation or S corporation?or how to form an LLC?
Here are some of the steps included in the process:
Decide which business type is best for your business and goals. If you are not sure please read, search on the web, visit our FAQ page:
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and/or consult with an attorney and/or an accountant.
Determine who the directors of the corporation or who the members/managers of the LLC will be.
Why is incorporating a business important?
The primary benefit to business incorporation is limited liability. When you own a small business, you will invest a lot of money into not only getting it launched, but in keeping it running smoothly as well. As the owner you are responsible for any debts and losses your business may accumulate along the way. However, when you incorporate, you are typically only held responsible for the amount of money you personally invest. Your personal assets typically cannot be used to satisfy the debts and liabilities of your business.
What is the difference between a corporation and a limited liability company?
A corporation is a legal business entity which is given many of the same legal rights as an individual. Corporations are formed in order to grant the actual people involved in the business of the corporation limited liability protection. This limited liability protection is one of the many advantages to incorporating. A corporation is incorporated (or formed) under the laws of particular state or country. The corporation is then governed by the laws of that particular state or country. Corporations are owned by shareholders and a board of directors usually makes most of the major decisions.A limited liability company or L.L.C. is not a corporation. Although some individuals often incorrectly believe the abbreviation "L.L.C." stands for "limited liability corporation", it does not. The abbreviation "L.L.C." stands for "limited liability company". A limited liability company is a hybrid business entity having characteristics of both a corporation and a partnership. It is similar to a corporation because it provides its owners with limited liability for the actions and debt of the company, but it is taxed more like a partnership. A limited liability company does not have stockholders. It is composed of members. The members are the owners of the company and are usually considered the equivalent of stockholders.Please contact an attorney or an accountant to further distinguish between these two types of business entities and determine which type of business entity would better suit your needs.
What is a Registered Agent? What is a Registered Office?
A registered agent is the person that will accept service of process on behalf of a business entity. The registered office is the address where the registered agent is located during normal business hours. The registered office address must be a Florida street address. A post office box is not acceptable.The registered agent may be an individual or another business entity with an active Florida filing or registration on our records. A business entity cannot serve as its own registered agent; however, an individual associated with a particular business entity may serve as the entity's registered agent. In other words, ABC ENTERPRISES, INC. cannot list itself (ABC ENTERPRISES, INC.) as its own registered agent. However, Robert Smith, who is the president of ABC ENTERPRISES, INC., may serve as the registered agent for ABC ENTERPRISES, INC.
How do I form a "Sub-S" corporation?
A "Sub-S" corporation is a designation granted by the Internal Revenue Service. To ensure your Articles of Incorporation meet the requirements for the "Sub-S" tax status, you should contact the Internal Revenue Service before submitting your Articles of Incorporation to our office. You may reach the Internal Revenue Service.
What is a Federal Employer Identification Number, EIN or FEI. How do I obtain one?
A Federal Employer Identification Number or FEI is a number issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The FEI number is also called the EIN number. This number is used to identify the business entity for federal tax purposes. You must submit an SS-4 form to the Internal Revenue Service to obtain a Federal Employer Identification Number or determine if your business entity is required to have one. You may reach the IRS.
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