TAX BENEFITS

Maximize tax deductions.  Nevada S Corporations, Nevada C Corporations and Nevada LLC's  are taxed at a lower rate than individuals.  Nevada has no state corporate taxes. No state income, capital stock, franchise, inheritance, estate, gift, unitary or inventory taxes.

LIMIT PERSONAL LIABILITY

Protect yourself from personal liability.  

PRIVACY

Nevada allows for a one-man corporation. Officers such as the President, Secretary, Treasurer, Director, can all be the same person and that person does not have to be you.  Ask us about our Nominee Signator Director Service and your name and address will never be disclosed.    

Only the names of the officers and directors are on public record, stockholders are not.  No other information, listings, or minutes of meetings are filed with the State of Nevada.  Nevada is the only state that does not have a formal information-sharing agreement with anyone.

Long established director shield laws protect you from personal liability.  These laws prevent easy piercing of the corporate veil.   The focus in Nevada is on doing business and not having to fight off expensive lawsuits.    

Corporate officers and directors can be protected from any personal liability for their lawful acts on behalf of the Nevada corporation.

Nevada Corporations have low annual fees and there is no minimum initial capital investment requirement to incorporate.

FLEXIBILITY

A Nevada corporation or LLC can be headquartered anywhere in the world. Stockholders, Directors, and Officers need not live or hold meetings in Nevada. Nor must they be US citizens for a “C” corporation.  

Officers’ Lists are filed only once a year.  If you fire your officer(s), no reporting of the change is required until the next years annual filing.

Nevada stock can be transferred instantly and privately, without filing a public notification.  Stock can be issued for capital, services, personal property or real estate.  The stockholders may determine the value of any such transactions, and their decisions are final.
 

Top Reasons to Incorporate in Nevada

 

·          No Corporate Income Tax

·          No Taxes on Corporate Shares

·          No Franchise Tax

·          No Personal Income Tax

·          Nominal Annual Fees

·           Nevada corporations may purchase, hold, sell or transfer shares of its own stock.

·            Nevada corporations may issue stock for capital, services, personal property, or  real estate, including leases and options. The directors may determine the value of any of  these transactions, and their decision is final.

·          No Franchise Tax on Income

·          No Inheritance or Gift Tax

·          No Unitary Tax

·          No Estate Tax

·          Competitive Sales and Property Tax Rates

·           Minimal Employer Payroll Tax - 0.7% of gross wages with deductions for employer  paid health insurance Nevada's Business Court

·         Developed on the Delaware model, the Business Court in Nevada minimizes the time, cost and risks of commercial litigation by:

 Early, comprehensive case management

 Active judicial participation in settlement

 Priority for hearing settings to avoid business disruption

 Predictability of legal decisions in commercial matters 




 

Nevada Corporations CSP
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