Incorporate or LLC - NEXT Year 2012

Start Your “Delayed Filing” Today and Be Ready for 2012

In most cases, incorporating at the END of the year means being responsible for the entire year’s corporate taxes and fees. Thus, January is THEEEEE busiest time of year at state filing offices.

To avoid THIS year’s corporate taxes and fees, and to avoid next year’s Rush to incorporate in January, Corpnet offers the “Delayed Filing.”

Depending on your jurisdiction, Corpnet will check corporate name availability and we’ll draft your documents within 24 hours. Then, we will place your file in our “Delayed Filings” queue. Your documents will then be submitted to the state office AFTER January 1 on an Expedited Priority basis.

Delayed Filing F.A.Q.

• Can I be incorporated on the exact date of January 1?
• Almost! January 1 is a holiday and all state filing offices are closed. However, we will do our best to time your submission so that it is filed ASAP and as early as possible in the new year.
• Can’t I just incorporate today and consider my entire year’s expenses as corporate expenses?
• Probably not. A corporation’s filing date is never retroactive. Generally, except for a few “pre-incorporation” expenses, corporate expenses may only exist AFTER the corporation’s date of filing. If this is an important issue for you, please contact a CPA who can provide you with advice specific to your situation.

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