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Business Formation and Online Forms
LLC/Corporation/Business Formation
Nevada, like Delaware, has designed its courts, tax structures, and regulatory climates to cater to corporations in three important ways: 1) Nevada laws help to protect companies from a hostile takeover. 2) Nevada provides protection against the piercing of the corporate veil. As of 2012, the corporate veil was pierced only twice in Nevada. 3) Corporate taxes in Nevada are almost non-existent. There's no franchise tax, no corporate income tax, and no personal income tax. There is only an annual $200 business license fee. At Rini Law, we can guide you as to what entity is best for your venture, and further advise on additional documents and filings needed depending on your selected entity.
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Employer ID Number (EIN)
Whether you work for yourself or operate a business with a payroll, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) identifies your business activities with a unique code. Your Social Security Number (SSN) may suffice, particularly if you're a freelancer or contractor. However, you'll need to apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) once you hire your first employee (among other reasons) and it may be advantageous in some cases even when it's not required.
Registered Agent Service
Nevada requires that every business have a registered agent to receive important legal and tax notifications. Without one, you could suffer penalties or be prohibited from doing business. Rebekah Rini serves as a point of contact for your business, so you can be certain that official government documents are not missed or lost. In addition, Rebekah Rini's address will be used for public records, so your personal business address can remain private and you can avoid unwanted third-party solicitations.
Operating Agreements
Operating Agreement establish the structure of your company, help protect your limited liability status, and, perhaps most importantly, create the governing rules of your business. Without the formality of the operating agreement, your company may be viewed as a partnership or sole proprietorship. This could have consequences down the road and may even jeopardize your limited liability. If you do not create an LLC Operating Agreement, you will be subject to your state's default LLC rules. These are "one size fits all" rules, not tailored to the wants and needs of your business. It is better to take the time and plan out the guidelines best suited for your LLC. No matter what you're buying, selling, or trading, your company is unique. You want the ability to shape your rules to fit the goals and hopes of your business. An LLC Operating Agreement allows you to do so.
Business Document Templates
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