Always Protect Your Assets - INCORPORATE NOW! The first question you may ask yourself is, "Why should I incorporate my business?" There are basically three major reasons to incorporate your business: To protect your personal assets such as your income, home, car, savings, investments, and other property. You become judgment-proof! To save money on taxes. To be taken seriously as a business. For the cost of incorporation, especially in Nevada, and the value and protection you receive, you are a fool if you don't incorporate. Here is a true story to illustrate why you need to incorporate..... Years ago there was a story in the newspaper about a man who slipped on an icy sidewalk and broke his leg. He found the best attorney he could and sued the owner of the house. The attorney discovered the homeowner was the proprietor of a very successful business. So, the attorney sued the business also. The court issued a judgment in favor of the man who broke his leg for more money than the homeowner was insured for. Yes, the homeowner lost his business, his home, all his savings. His wife left him. He lost everything. So he took his own life, too. More advantages of incorporation are: You can sell your home to the corporation. Why? If you own the home as an individual, you can deduct interest on the mortgage and the real estate taxes. That's it. However, if the corporation owns the house, everything is deductible: interest on the mortgage payments, real estate taxes, all of the maintenance and upkeep such as landscaper, pool service, repairs, improvements - even the garbage man - is totally deductible. Of course, you have to pay rent to the corporation who becomes your landlord. You can institute a plan which will allow you to put aside a good amount of cash that won't be taxed until retirement at a lower tax bracket. You can get free health insurance. The costs are paid by the corporation and can include unlimited hospital expenses, surgical expenses, physician expenses, and dental insurance. If something goes wrong and you have to file a corporate bankruptcy or reorganization, it is not reported on your personal credit. You can borrow money more easily. You can issue stock, sell it and become a publicly owned company. You can become unbelievably rich just doing that. Do you remember Yahoo? Two young men! That's how they made their money. Download the HOTTEST NEW e-book - FREE - Information never before revealed. Find out how you can get a raise WITHOUT asking your boss and bring home more money in your next paycheck! CLICK HERE to download. Send it to your friends - and make money! Post it on your website - and make money! Use it to drive traffic to your site - and make money! Give it away for FREE - and make money! The second question you are asking yourself is, "Why should I incorporate my business in Nevada?" Nevada has laid out a welcome mat for businesses and investors. It has the most efficient and liberal policy toward corporations. Nevada offers greater benefits than any other state and has become the "king of incorporations" in the U.S. The advantages of a Nevada corporation are substantial but the cost is nomimal. Advantages of a Nevada Corporation Nevada is one of only four states with no corporate income tax. Even Delaware has a corporate tax of 8.7 percent. There is no personal income tax. There are only nominal annual fees. There is minimal reporting and disclosure. Nevada does not require disclosure of the names of shareholders. Stockholders, directors, and officers are not required to live in Nevada or even be U.S. citizens. Directors do not have to be stockholders. Officers and directors have protection from personal liability for lawful acts of the corporation. 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. Directors may determine the value of any of these and their decision is final. Nevada offers something every businessman and investor craves, which is privacy. Privacy is the best insurance against lawsuits. Nevada gives you the anonymity no other state offers. You and your assets can stay hidden from the prying eyes of an attorney who won't get any help from the state. Nevada has no reciprocity with the IRS. The state is prohibited from sharing information with the IRS. This applies to corporate information only, such as the names of stockholders, amount of shares, etc. It does not apply to your personal tax responsibilities. Now that you have seen the advantages of your business being a Nevada corporation, you are asking yourself, "What do I need to incorporate in Nevada?" You need a registered agent and a registered office address. We provide both. You need to file Articles of Incorporation with the Secretary of State. We take care of that for you. You need to file for a Tax Identification Number with the IRS. We'll do that for you. You need a "Corporate Records" Book which contains everything from pre-printed stock certificates with your corporate name, corporate minutes, meetings, corporate resolutions, etc. We provide the book; you keep the records because only you know the activity and actions of the corporation. You need a corporate seal. We provide that. "What does it cost to incorporate in Nevada?" Here are the costs: Registered agent services and an office address. You must have an address in Nevada and a resident agent who can accept service for the corporation. $150.00 for one (1) year. $39.95 administrative fee to cover postage, long distance faxes and phone calls, certified mail, typing and other administrative duties during the year. Articles of Incorporation. This is not a one page form. Our Articles of Incorporation are 7 pages long and include doing business on the Internet. These were written by an attorney whom we paid over $700. Your cost is $39.95. Corporate Records Book. This is something you must have when you start your corporation. It contains all the paperwork you need for starting your corporation. If you are going to open a business checking account, you will need a corporate resolution - included in the book. The book is made of leather-like vinyl and comes with a slip case and an embossed metal plate with your corporate name. You can be proud to display it in your business library. Your cost is $99.95. Corporate Seal. Included in your package is an embossed corporate seal for you to use on all your corporate documents. Your cost is $29.95. Below is a picture of your Corporate Kit. The complete kit includes: Your personalized Corporate Binder with slipcase - protects your corporate records. Your corporate name will be printed on a gold insert on the spine of this handsome binder. Your personalized Corporate Seal can be kept in a pouch inside your binder. Use your corporate seal for completion of such documents as leases and purchase agreements. Your corporate name and year of incorporation willbe permanently etched into the dies which create a raised impression on any paper. For your permanent records: minutes and by-laws printed on 3-hole paper for easy recordkeeping. 20 personalized Stock Certificates lithographed with your corporate name on each certificate and rich background design. Tab index separators make it easy to turn to any section in your binder. Stock/transfer ledger to keep an accurate and complete record of your corporate stock, including transfers. Filing Fees for your Articles of Incorporation with the Nevada Secretary of State: Filing Fee for Articles of Incorporation............$175.00 The filing fees are based on the amount of authorized shares stated in the Articles of Incorporation. Filing fee of $175 is based on value of $75,000 or less. 2 Certified Copies of the Articles of Incorporation.......$40.00 ($20 for each set) Expedited Handling.....................................$100.00 If you want expedited handling of the filing of your corporation (24 - 48 hour turn around) by the Secretary of State, and we highly recommend you do because of the huge number of corporation filings daily, this fee goes to the Secretary of State, not to us. Overnight Delivery to the Secretary of State...................$15.25 Please note: The fees of $175 and $100 are paid to the NV Secretary of State. Federal Tax Identification Number (EIN) You need this for your bank. Without this number, you cannot do business. IRS now requires a Specific Power of Attorney signed by you for us to be able to file and recieve your Tax ID # (EIN). Please be sure to Click Here to print it, complete it, have it notarized and include it with your order. Your cost for this service is 29.95 Shipment of your Corporate Book by Insured Priority Mail. We ship your book by Priority Mail (3 day delivery or less) and insure it in case it gets lost by the Post Office. Your cost is $14.95 Your total cost for all of the above is $634.95. You'll never get a better price for the services we provide. If you prefer expedited handling with the Secretary of State, there is an additional charge of $100.00 for a cost of $734.95 The state should file the Articles within 24 hours of receiving them from our office. (In actuality, the entire process could take up to 72 hours.) We recommend this service or else it can take 4-10 weeks for your Articles of Incorporation to be filed. Please understand that we must wait until we receive your Charter from the Secretary of State before we can file for your Tax ID # with the IRS, have our printer make your corporate stock certificates, order the name plate for your Corporate Records Book and your corporate seal. Even though we do the fastest turn around possible, the entire process could take 6-10 business days. Your money order will speed up the process. Also, if you want the NV Secretary of State to send your filed Articles back to us by overnight mail, please include an additional $15.25. All costs to the NV Secretary of State, our printer, and our embosser are non-refundable costs. The Secretary of State does not refund any money, nor do the other suppliers involved with this process. Here is a re-cap of the costs to form your Nevada corporation: $150.00 ...... Your yearly cost for your Resident Agent in Nevada. $ 39.95 ...... Administrative costs of typing, postage, long distance faxes and phone calls, and certified mail during the year. $ 39.95 ...... Typing & preparation of your Articles of Incorporation and submission to the NV Secretary of State. $ 99.95 ...... Coporate Records Book with preprinted Stock Certificates, Engraved Name Plate, and documents you will need for your corporation. $ 29.95 ...... Corporate Seal for your corporate documents. $175.00 ...... Filing Fee to the NV Secretary of State for your Articles of Incorporation. $ 40.00 ...... Fee to the Secretary of State for 2 Certified copy of your Articles of Incorporation. One copy is for you and one copy is required for us, your Resident Agent. $ 15.25 ...... Cost of Overnight Delivery to the NV Secretary of State. $ 29.95 ...... Cost for preparing IRS form SS-4 for your Tax ID # (EIN) and submitting it and the Specific Power of Attorney to the IRS. $ 14.95 ...... Cost of Insured Priority Mail to ship your Corporate Book and materials to you. If you want additional sets of Certified Articles of Incorporation, there is an additional charge of $20.00 for each set. The Secretary of State retains the original Articles of Incorporation in their files. When your corporation is filed, the Secretary of State will send us forms to register your Board of Directors. The fee is $165.00 with a late fee of $50.00. This form is due, along with the $165.00 fee, within 60 days after your corporation is filed. Each year you will have to complete an Annual List of Officers and the yearly fee for that is $85.00 fee. There is a $100 penalty for responding after the due date. The costs of handling this are included in the registered agent administrative costs yearly fee. Let's get started. You are getting the best deal in the world along with the best corporate registration. We have been helping people incorporate in Nevada since 1989. You do business in your state or country as usual. You use your business address as usual. Your Nevada address is for the Secretary of State, for service of complaints, and to receive IRS forms. In other words, you do business where you are as a Nevada corporation. Warning: If you are a foreign national without a U.S. corporation, your earnings in the United States is subject to an immediate 30% withholding by the IRS. But, if you are incorporated in the U.S., IRS will not take any withholding upfront. It is very important for foreigners doing business in the U.S. to be incorporated in the U.S. "How can I incorporate quickly in the State of Nevada?" The fastest method you can use to incorporate in Nevada is: Click on the order form link, print it out, complete the information requested, and mail or fax it to our administrative office in Florida at: Road to Wealth, Inc. 8983 Okeechobee Blvd., Ste. 202-307 W. Palm Beach, FL 33411 Phone: (561) 883-2222 Fax: (561) 793-3629 Our office at 2961 Industrial Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 is your Resident Agent in Nevada. If paying by credit card, you can fax your paperwork to us. If you have questions, e-mail NV Corporations. Include a money order (out-of-state checks will slow the process down) for $634.95 or $734.95 (for expedited handling by the state). ***Please note there is an additional $100 charge for international clients for extra handling and shipping the coroporate kit overseas. We also expedite your order without an additional fee, except for the cost of overnight delivery. We suggest using expedited handling by the state of Nevada. Otherwise it could take 4-10 weeks for the paperwork - due to Nevada's popularity for incorporations. We do accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. Please include your account number, expiration date, name of cardholder, address, e-mail address, and daytime phone number with your order. If paying by credit card, you can FAX your paperwork to us at 561-470-7352. Please print out the separate signature form which must be signed by ALL of the incorporators. Don't forget to print, complete, and notarize the Specific Power of Attorney for IRS or else we cannot file for your Tax ID Number (EIN: Employers Identification Number). The Notary is merely notarizing your signature, NOT the document. They usually require some form of identification. Theoretically, if you complete the forms (one must be notarized), send it by overnight mail with a money order to our office, we will send it next to the NV Secretary of State of the State within 2 business days, so you could be incorporated in 72-96 hours. The Federal Tax ID # can take 7-14 working days. You cannot beat the price, the service, the speed, or the convenience. Take action NOW to protect your family, your home, and your business! Do Not Procrastinate! Tomorrow Never Comes. For Incorporation Order Form, Click Here . 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