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Nevada Corporations
Nevada has become an increasingly popular place for companies to incorporate because of it's liability protection advantages, privacy laws and tax advantages.
Why Incorporate In Nevada?
No corporate income tax
No taxes on corporate shares
No franchise tax
No personal Income Tax
No IRS Information Sharing Agreement
Nominal Annual Fees
Minimal reporting and disclosure requirements
Stockholders are not public record
Stockholders, directors and officers need not live or hold meetings in Nevada, or even be a
U.S. Citizen
Shareholders need not be directors
Directors and Officers can be protected from personal liability for lawful acts of the corporation.
Nevada Corporations may issue stock for capital, services, personal property, or real estate,
including options and leases. The directors may determine the value of such transactions and
their decision is final.
Nevada Corporations may hold, sell, or transfer shares of it's own stock.
Can a Nevada Corporation Do Business In Other States?
Yes! Almost half of the corporations listed on the New York Stock Exchange are Delaware Based Corporations and many of them are relocating to Nevada. A Nevada Corporation can conduct business not only in Nevada but throughout the United States and other countries as well. Although, they must conform to the local jurisdictions of where they are conducting business. Almost all states require a foreign (foreign means from out of state) corporation to register with that particular state before conducting business there. CorpWorld, Inc. can assist you with in qualifying your corporation or LLC to do business in any state you desire.
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