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Why Register Your Business?

Owning a small company may be highly dangerous. Reduce your legal obligation to the least by incorporating your company. As a consequence, your firm and you are now two different legal entities, and any losses the company suffers are now not your responsibility personally. The company will be held responsible for its debts. Additionally, if you wish to keep your company activity a secret, incorporation is a great aid.

Easy Access To Capital

By issuing shares, corporations may raise funds more rapidly.

Strengthen Your Credibility

Being legally recognized helps businesses gain the trust of their customers.

Permanent Existence

Companies Keep Operating Even After Owner Death

Pricing Plans

Start Your Business with Ease

  • Make sure you're not liable for any business debts.
    Ensure you're not on the hook for business liabilities
  • Company Formation through a Simple Process:
    Our 3 step process discards with entering your details, Then selecting a service and lastly payment.
  • Save Money on Taxes:
    For potential savings you get to decide whether you're are taxed as a LLC or a Corporation

Our Company Formation Structures

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

The owners of a limited liability company (LLC) are not liable for any losses suffered by their companies. This is supposedly one of the best corporate forms for small businesses. An LLC is often less expensive to establish and simpler to manage than other business structures.

S-Corporation

A company may choose to be taxed as a pass-through entity by making an IRS S corporation election. These companies are entitled to revenue, deductions, and corporate losses. When purchasing or selling a company, S companies are helpful.

C-Corporation

In C-corporations, owners and the company are treated separately for tax purposes. Earnings from a firm are taxed twice under a C-Corporation: once at the corporate level and once at the individual level.

Non-Profit Organization

Non-profit organizations don't exist to make money. Its workers get a part of the company's profits, as opposed to an LLC, S-Corp, or C-Corp. Nothing is given back to investors.

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