• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
  Get a Quote

• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
  Get a Quote

• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
  Get a Quote

• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
  Get a Quote

• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
  Get a Quote

• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
  Get a Quote

• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
  Get a Quote

• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
  Get a Quote

• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
  Get a Quote

• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
  Get a Quote

• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
  Get a Quote

• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
  Get a Quote

• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
  Get a Quote

• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
  Get a Quote

• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
  Get a Quote

• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
  Get a Quote

• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
  Get a Quote

• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
  Get a Quote

• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
  Get a Quote

• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
  Get a Quote

• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
  Get a Quote

• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
  Get a Quote

• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
  Get a Quote

• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
  Get a Quote

• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
  Get a Quote

• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
  Get a Quote

• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
  Get a Quote

• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
  Get a Quote

• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
  Get a Quote

• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
  Get a Quote

• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
  Get a Quote

• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
  Get a Quote

• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
  Get a Quote

• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
  Get a Quote

• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
  Get a Quote

• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
  Get a Quote

• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
  Get a Quote

• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
  Get a Quote

• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
  Get a Quote

• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
  Get a Quote

• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
  Get a Quote

• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
  Get a Quote

• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
  Get a Quote

• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
  Get a Quote

• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
  Get a Quote

• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
  Get a Quote

• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
  Get a Quote

• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
  Get a Quote

• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
  Get a Quote

• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
  Get a Quote

• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
  Get a Quote

• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
  Get a Quote

• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
  Get a Quote

• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
  Get a Quote

• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
  Get a Quote

• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
  Get a Quote

• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
  Get a Quote

• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
  Get a Quote

• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
  Get a Quote

• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
  Get a Quote

• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
  Get a Quote

• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
  Get a Quote

• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
  Get a Quote

• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
  Get a Quote

• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
  Get a Quote

• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
  Get a Quote

• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
  Get a Quote

• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
  Get a Quote

• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
  Get a Quote

• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
  Get a Quote

• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
  Get a Quote

• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
  Get a Quote

• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
  Get a Quote

• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
  Get a Quote

• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
  Get a Quote

• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
  Get a Quote

• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
  Get a Quote

• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
  Get a Quote

• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
  Get a Quote

• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
  Get a Quote

• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
  Get a Quote

• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
  Get a Quote

• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
  Get a Quote

• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
  Get a Quote

• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
  Get a Quote

• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
  Get a Quote

• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
  Get a Quote

• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
  Get a Quote

• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
  Get a Quote

• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
  Get a Quote

• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
  Get a Quote

• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
  Get a Quote

• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
  Get a Quote

• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
  Get a Quote

• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
  Get a Quote

• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
  Get a Quote

• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
  Get a Quote

• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
  Get a Quote

• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
  Get a Quote

• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
  Get a Quote

• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
  Get a Quote

• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
  Get a Quote

• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
  Get a Quote

• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
  Get a Quote

• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
  Get a Quote

• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
  Get a Quote

• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
  Get a Quote

• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
  Get a Quote

• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
  Get a Quote

• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
  Get a Quote

• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
  Get a Quote

• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
  Get a Quote

• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
  Get a Quote

• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
  Get a Quote

• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
  Get a Quote

• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
  Get a Quote

• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
  Get a Quote

• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
  Get a Quote

• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
  Get a Quote

• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
  Get a Quote

• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
  Get a Quote

• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
  Get a Quote

• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
  Get a Quote

• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
  Get a Quote

• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
  Get a Quote

• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
  Get a Quote

• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
  Get a Quote

• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
  Get a Quote

• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
  Get a Quote

• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
  Get a Quote

• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
  Get a Quote

• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
  Get a Quote

• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
  Get a Quote

• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
  Get a Quote

• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
  Get a Quote

• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
  Get a Quote

• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
  Get a Quote

• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
  Get a Quote

• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
  Get a Quote

• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
  Get a Quote

• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
  Get a Quote

• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
  Get a Quote

• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
  Get a Quote

• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
  Get a Quote

• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
  Get a Quote

• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
  Get a Quote

• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
  Get a Quote

• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
  Get a Quote

• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
  Get a Quote

• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
  Get a Quote

• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
  Get a Quote

• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
  Get a Quote

• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
  Get a Quote

• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
  Get a Quote

• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
  Get a Quote

• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
  Get a Quote

• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
  Get a Quote

• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
  Get a Quote

• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
  Get a Quote

• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
  Get a Quote

• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
  Get a Quote

• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
  Get a Quote

• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
  Get a Quote

• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
  Get a Quote

• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
  Get a Quote

• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
  Get a Quote

• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
  Get a Quote

• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
  Get a Quote

• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
  Get a Quote

• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
  Get a Quote

• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
  Get a Quote

• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
  Get a Quote

• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
  Get a Quote

• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
  Get a Quote

• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
  Get a Quote

• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
  Get a Quote

• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
  Get a Quote

• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
  Get a Quote

• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
  Get a Quote

• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
  Get a Quote

• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
  Get a Quote

• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
  Get a Quote

• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
  Get a Quote

• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
  Get a Quote

• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
  Get a Quote

• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
  Get a Quote

• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
  Get a Quote

• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
  Get a Quote

• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
  Get a Quote

• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
  Get a Quote

• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
  Get a Quote

• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
  Get a Quote

• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
  Get a Quote

• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
  Get a Quote

• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
  Get a Quote

• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
  Get a Quote

• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
  Get a Quote

• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
  Get a Quote

• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
  Get a Quote

• UCC Filings & Lien Searches

  UCC Filings & Lien Searches are necessary for Title to close on a real estate transaction. This includes UCC, Federal and State Tax Lien, Civil Suit and Judgment.
  Get a Quote

• Reinstatement of Entity

  The Registered agent provides state requirements for your entity and failure in filings result in defunct entities. Reinstating the entity allows the entity continue to do business under the original name.
  Get a Quote

• Merger & Acquisitions

  Complex transactions requiring various forms to necessitate the merger and any other required requirement of the state. This often requires facilitating tax clearances of the non-surviving business.
  Get a Quote

• Foreign State Registration

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Foreign State Registration is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state. is the term used when an LLC formed in one state is registering to do business in a new state.
  Get a Quote

• State Tax Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Sales of tangible personal property are subject to New York sales tax unless they are specifically exempt. Sales of services are generally exempt from New York sales tax unless they are specifically taxable. ... taxable property and services.
  Get a Quote

• Application for Exemption

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  Most non profits and religious corporations can apply for an exemption from the New York State Corporation Franchise Tax.
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• Name Availability

  The name availability is important to ensure the corporate name is available so your formation isn’t rejected.
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• C-Corp

  A C corporation, under United States federal income tax law, refers to any corporation that is taxed separately from its owners. It is a legal way business owners can organize themselves to be protected as a corporation but taxed as an individual entity. The profits pass through to owners but the owner's legal and financial obligations are limited. Due to it being considered by tax laws as its own legal "person", a C corporation can create contracts and do other business, start lawsuits or be sued itself. It is also responsible for paying taxes.
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• LLC – Limited Liability Company

  A Limited Liability Company is similar in many ways to an S-Corporation but is more flexible and faces fewer rules and regulations. Each LLC member (co-owner) pays income taxes on their share of the LLC’s profits at their own individual tax rate. For this reason a LLC is known as a “pass through entity.” LLCs must file an operating agreement with the Secretary of State of their home state. The operating agreement outlines the management and guidelines of the entity and governs raising capital and transferring and selling of shares, among other details. Requirements vary from state to state. There are no shares of stock in a LLC; the entity issues member (ownership) units or interests. However, LLC owners have the same advantage of limited personal liability for company debts as with a C-Corp. If the LLC is sued, only business assets (not members’ personal assets) are at risk. Primary advantages of the LLC: Limited personal liability for the LLCs debts; No taxation at the corporate level. The LLC passes through income and losses to the LLC members who report their share of the LLC’s profits and losses on their personal tax eturns, enabling them to offset losses from other LLCs; LLCs are not typically limited in the number of members the entity can have; LLCs are less formal and easier to manage and require less paperwork and administrative duties than the S-Corp. and C-Corp; Flexibility in company structure and management – self-governing operating agreement. Primary disadvantages of the LLC: Harder to transfer ownership than with an S-Corporation or C-Corporation; As the newest business structure, there are fewer laws governing the LLC’s management, operation and maintenance; and fewer established precedents exist;
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• PC Or PLLC

  A professional limited liability company, or PLLC, is a type of limited liability Company that is owned and operated by members of the same profession and can only offer services related to its profession.
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• LP

  A limited partnership (LP) is similar to a general partnership which offers limited liability protection to some of the partners. In an LP, at least one partner must be a general partner with unlimited liability and one or more partners must be limited partners whose liability is limited to the amount of their investment. Limited partners act as “silent partners” making a capital investment much like passive shareholders in a publicly traded corporation but having no involvement in the management decisions of the business at any time.
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• LLP

  Business owners in professions that require a state license in order to practice, such as accountants, doctors and attorneys are allowed to form LLPs. An LLP is similar to a LLC in that all partners have limited liability for business debts, however, in many states this protection is less than what a LLC or corporations receive.
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• DBA Registration

  Sometimes it makes sense for a company to do business under a different name. To do this, the company has to file what's known as a DBA, meaning "doing business as." A DBA is also known as a "fictitious business name," "trade name," or "assumed name."
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• Apostille

  A formal method of certifying documents for use in other countries. For an apostille to be recognized, the country must have participated in the Hague Convention
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• Amendments

  Name change of business, address Change, mission of the business, updating the Capital of the entity, & having the Corporate Shares par value altered.
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• Application for Authority – Foreign Qualification

  If a company plans to transact business in a state or multiple states other than its state of incorporation it may need to register to conduct business in those states. This process is called an application for authority or a foreign qualification.
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• Biennial Statements

  Domestic and foreign business corporations are required to file a biennial statement every two years with the Department of State. The biennial statement includes the name and business address of its chief executive officer, the street address of its principal executive office and the address to which the Secretary of State shall forward copies of process accepted on behalf of the corporation.
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• Conversions

  Conversion is when an entity requires a change in the type of corporation that is filed. Eg from a Corporation to an LLC.
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• Annual Reports

  After an entity is formed it is important to maintain good standing with the state of registration by filing all mandatory reports. Not all states require a report when the entity is first established but most require either an annual or biennial report for as long as the company exists.
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• Dissolution

  Articles of dissolution are formed in order to terminate a company.
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• Certificate of Good Standing

  This is especially pertinent in real estate transaction. The document verifies the existence of your entity, confirms that you’re authorized to do business, and provides proof that you are active and in good standing.
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• Certified Copy

  This is state-issued document with certification on it. The document has an official seal and authentication by the state. Often times, a certified copy is required when attempting to obtain financing for your business.
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• Tax ID – EIN

  Employer Identification Number (EIN) is a unique identification number that is assigned to a business entity so that it can easily be identified by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The Employer Identification Number is commonly used by employers for the purpose of reporting taxes.
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• Registered Agent Service

  All corporations, LLCs, LLPs, LPs and PLLCs must maintain a registered address to receive important legal documents and state notifications. In most states a registered agent is required by law. Using a registered agent also protects the privacy of the entity.
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• Corporate Kit & Seal

  Kits consist of many things that will help you comply with state rules and regulations regarding documentation and record keeping. The 20 Personalized Numbered Certificates contain your company name and state of incorporation. In addition, there is a custom finished metal seal with your company name, state and year of formation to be used to make an official impression identifying the company on official documents.
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• UCC Searches & Filings

  When entering into a commercial transaction that involves a secured party and a debtor, a UCC will typically be filed by the secured party in order to protect their interest.
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• Formations of Nonforprofit -501c3

  GIVE CHARITY. YOU’LL DECREASE YOUR TAXES.

  The federal government rewards citizens who are generous with their donations. For their efforts, they can enjoy the added benefit of paying less taxes. The benefits for a 501c3 are a no brainer.
  
  

  • Tax deductible donations for the donor.
  • Earn Income - Non for profits can pay salaries.
  • Exemption from federal and/or state corporate income taxes on most income to the nonprofit.
  • Higher thresholds before incurring federal and/or state unemployment tax liabilities
  • Ability to apply for grants and other public or private allocations available under public legitimacy of IRS recognition.
  • No member of the non-for profit is liable for any nonprofits debts.
  • Donate stock- receive tax deduction for full market value plus potential decoction of over 20%and receive an instant tax deduction over 20%
  • Perpetual existence. The corporation continues on after the death of the founder(s).
  • Many media outlets often give free or discounted rates for announcements and press releases from nonprofit organizations
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• S-Corp

  S corporations are businesses that prefer to pass their income, deductions, losses, and credit through shareholders for the benefit of limited liability and to avoid double taxation. S corporations are excused from federal income tax, but not tax on specific capital gains and passive income. They are appealing in that they function like a partnership, allowing for taxes to be paid only at the individual income tax level. A regular corporation is subject to being taxed on both the corporate and individual income tax levels. Tax laws vary according to different municipalities and states, so some advantages may not apply.
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• Religious Corporation

  A religious corporation is created for religious purpose to enable its members to meet for worship and other religious observances. Corporations formed pursuant to the Religious Corporations Law are generally created by filing a certificate of incorporation with the office of the county clerk in the county in which the principal office or place of worship is located.
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• LLC Publication

  Many states mandate that a legal notice of the entity be published in certain papers for six weeks.
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