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Do you know that business incorporation gives you greater accessibility to the capital? A corporation can easily raise capital through the issuance or sale of stock, bonds or other securities.

Why should you incorporate your company? Incorporation provides you and your business with more security. It protects your personal assets, increases tax savings, helps you raise capital, and ensures business continuity. Moreover, it gives your business a professional image.

The IRS will take a look at your nonprofit application, and will determine whether your business matches the requirements. If so, they may designate your nonprofit as charity, research, religious, or 25 other categories.

How difficult is the process of incorporating a company in the United States? Forming a corporation in the U.S. is a multi-step process. There is a set of procedures that must be followed and we will take care of this.

Q: How do I go about incorporating a company? A: To incorporate a company, you will have to sign a document that states you are associated with this business.

Many people ask us whether they can pay board members. You aren't allowed to pay them, according to the IRS, but you ccan reimburse a certain amount of travel expenses.

Incorporation can be a big headache. There's a lot to keep track of. This is why we recommend you let incorporation professionals help you out, so that you can focus on your business.

Did you know that incorporating your business is the responsible thing to do? There's a lot of misinformation out there about the process, but incorporation services professionals can often make things a lot easier.

Wondering whether you can register your business as a nonprofit? Talking with incorporation services professionals is an easy way to tell if you're able to have this status.

Q: Where can I pick up a Form 990? A: These documents are fairly simple to download online. Just go to Guidestar.org, or do a quick Google search.

Q: Why do businesses choose to incorporate? A: By registering your business as a limited liability company, you're legally separating yourself from it, so that you're not liable if it goes under.

Q: I just started a nonprofit, but I don't know if I want to register it as a 501c3. Do I have to? A: Choosing to register will let you write off things like donations, so it is often a good idea, but you don't have to go this route.