We also provide "Shelf Aged Corporation" for sale. Some aged Nevada Corporations are as old as 1984.
What's a shelf aged corporation? Wikipedia describes it as- A shelf corporation, also called an aged corporation, is a corporation that has had no activity. It was created and put on the "shelf" to age. This corporation is then later usually sold to someone who would prefer to have an aged corporation rather than a new one. A business entity that is created through a process other than incorporation.
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Nevada Business Incorporation
If you're serious about being in business, you'll need to form a "bulletproof" corporation to insulate the business from everyday risks and to give you the operating flexibility needed for the business to grow.
Why Incorporate in Nevada?
First, of course, is your liability. You don't have to be making a profit or even make a lot of sales to be sued for product liability, an injury on your premises, or a dispute with a lender or a vendor. The corporate shell can insulate your personal assets beginning on day one of your enterprise, even if a claim is not covered by, or exceeds the limits of your insurance coverage.
"Oh," you may say, "I don't have all that much personal wealth to lose anyway." Perhaps, but in a lawsuit, a plaintiff could get a judgment that would be collectible against your future earnings from any source. You could end up paying half your salary each month for the rest of your working life to satisfy the judgment. Why risk it? For the few hundred dollars it costs to incorporate properly, give yourself some peace of mind in this area so you can focus on the important matters of building your business. You'd have to lay out thousands in additional insurance coverage to even approach the same peace of mind.
Why else have a Nevada Corporation?
There are other good reasons to incorporate now, including ease of raising capital, the ability to attract and retain the best employees, using your stock instead of cash to make acquisitions, using corporate and personal income tax rules to your advantage, and allowing the business to continue despite the death or divorce of an owner.
Any viable business enterprise, large or small can and probably should be incorporated. While it is true that operating a corporation requires that certain "formalities" be adhered to on a periodic basis, the tasks are neither difficult nor burdensome. In fact, for most companies, a few minutes a week and a few hours at the end of each year are all that are required to keep your corporation humming along smoothly. Most business owners consider it a small price to pay for the flexibility, protection, and status the corporate form affords them. Contact us to see just what is involved in incorporating your business.
