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Incorporate a Business or Form an LLC – Fast!

Starting a Business? Incorporate a business,
Form an LLC, or File a DBA.
Corpnet will prepare and file your documents for you.

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Nellie R Akalp - CEO & Co-Founder
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Which Biz Structure is Best?

Having trouble deciding the best business entity type for your new company? Incorporation or LLC? C-Corporation or S-Corporation? It's easy. Use our Corpnet BUSINESS STRUCTURE WIZARD to discover the best structure for you. Best of all, it's FREE!

S Corporation or LLC?

While both the S Corporation and the LLC (Limited Liability Company) are pass-through entities for purposes of taxation, the LLC has fewer qualification requirements and greater flexibility in income distribution.
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Where Should I Incorporate?

Incorporating in Delaware, Forming a Nevada LLC, or Incorporating in Wyoming may make sense for large corporations or some small business owners concerned about “hiding assets.” For most small business owners, however, incorporating in your Home State usually makes the most sense.
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Our services are Fast, Reliable, Affordable, and Guaranteed. Corpnet’s founders, Nellie Akalp and Philip Akalp (a California Attorney), have formed over 100,000 corporations and LLCs since 1997.
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Why Should I Use Corpnet?

 

Ensure your corporation or LLC remains in “Corporate Compliance.” Use Corpnet’s Free Meeting Minutes template to draft your minutes of

meetings for over 70 types of corporate issues such as: Adopting bylaws, electing corporate officers, and more…