Want to Form and LLC? Nevada Is a Great Place to Do It!

If the little business you and your best friend started five years ago now employees a dozen workers and does business throughout the country, it may be time to think about forming an LLC. Nevada is a logical choice, because you do not need to live in the state in order to form a corporation there, and because Nevada’s liability and tax laws are highly favorable to corporations.

Convinced that an LLC Nevada is Right for You? We Can Help.

If you’re ready to form your LLC, Nevada incorporation experts Silver Shield Services, Inc. can make the process easy for you. We’ll walk you through the paperwork and hand deliver your completed incorporation papers to the office of the Secretary of State. In addition, we’ll educate you on Nevada regulations, such as the need for a registered agent and the advisability of keeping corporate records and maintaining office space and a Nevada bank account for your business. To tap into our years of experience, visit us online at http://www.shieldcorp.net/.

The Purpose of a Nevada Registered Agent

Many business people who attempt to incorporate in Nevada on their own are not aware of a statute that requires all corporations formed in the state to have a Nevada registered agent. This is a person or agency that maintains a street address (not a P.O. Box) in the state of Nevada. Government correspondence is sent to this address, and in the event of a lawsuit, legal papers such as subpoenas may be served to the registered agent’s address as well.

Silver Shield Services, Inc.: Your Nevada Registered Agent

When Silver Shield Services, Inc. helps you incorporate in Nevada, we become your Nevada registered agent for the nominal charge of $80 per year. We take responsibility for immediately forwarding government correspondence to you, and we will of course notify you of any pending litigation. When you can’t live in Nevada yourself, having Silver Shield Services, Inc. as your registered agent is the next best thing. For more information about incorporating in Nevada, visit our website at http://www.shieldcorp.net/.

Tax Benefits of Forming Your LLC in Nevada

You already know that forming an LLC in Nevada can protect your personal assets if your company is ever successfully sued. But did you know that incorporating in Nevada also brings significant tax benefits? In Nevada, for instance, you will pay no state corporate tax, no state personal income tax, and no state franchise tax. In addition, Nevada does not share your state tax information with the IRS.

Additional Benefits of Having an LLC in Nevada

When you create your LLC in Nevada, you will benefit from some of the state’s other laws as well. Nevada has a “hands off” attitude towards its corporations and does not require you to report business places outside of the state. There is also no requirement to provide the state of Nevada with the dates and times of annual stockholders and directors meetings, though you should keep up to date information about such meetings. To find out more, or to begin the process of incorporating in Nevada, visit the Silver Shield Services, Inc. website at http://www.shieldcorp.net/.

Take Advantage of LLC Friendly Laws by Incorporating in Nevada

Every state in the United States recognizes the LLC, or limited liability corporation, as a legal entity. Every state does not, however, grant LLC executives and officers the same protection from personal liability in the event that the LLC is successfully sued. New York’s statutes, for instance, pay lip service to the idea of limited personal liability—and then list ten pages of exceptions to this rule. Incorporating in Nevada is a smart move because Nevada’s laws are highly corporation friendly.

Incorporating in Nevada? Let the Experts Show You How!

Silver Shield Services, Inc. has helped hundreds of business owners with the process of incorporating in Nevada, and we can help you, too. From hand delivering your incorporation papers to the office of the Secretary of State to acting as your resident agent to providing two levels of office packages to meet your needs, we are with you every step of the way. To start the process of incorporating in Nevada, visit us online at http://www.shieldcorp.net/.

Nevada Incorporation Laws Limit Liability of Executives and Officers

Most small business owners form an LLC, or limited liability corporation, because they want to protect their personal assets in the event that their company is successfully sued in civil court. What these small business owners may not know is that not all states offer the same protections to executives and officers of an LLC. Nevada incorporation laws are much more friendly to executives than, say, the laws of New York. In Nevada, your personal assets are protected as long as you have acted lawfully on behalf of your business.

Is a Nevada Incorporation Difficult?

A Nevada incorporation is not necessarily difficult, but there are several rules and regulations you need to be aware of. Failing to dot an i or cross a t could invalidate your LLC, leaving you personally liable for any judgment against your company. For that reason, we suggest that you work with an experienced company like Silver Shield Services, Inc. We have years of experience helping hundreds of businesses like yours form successful Nevada corporations, and we can help you steer clear of any legal pitfalls. For more information, visit us online at http://www.shieldcorp.net/.

Why You Should Consider Incorporating in Nevada

The limited liability corporation, or LLC, was first established by a Wyoming statute in 1977. Since then, all 50 states have passed laws recognizing the LLC as a legal entity, but not all states offer the same protection from liability. Some states have many pages of exceptions to liability protection. In Nevada, the law is simple and clear. Directors and officers are protected from personal responsibility as long as their actions on behalf of the corporation have been lawful. Incorporating in Nevada can help you protect your assets in the event that your corporation is sued.

How to Get Started Incorporating in Nevada

Many people assume that incorporating in Nevada is an easy matter and try to do it themselves. Often, these people overlook important legal specifications and find themselves without the personal liability protection they had counted on. Rather than trusting your corporation to luck, let the experts at Silver Shield Services, Inc., help you with your application. For more information or to hire us to handle your incorporation, please visit our website at http://www.shieldcorp.net/.