How To Incorporate for FREE

Every business involves risk. When I started The Corporate Company it involved risk as well as personal sacrifices that you must be willing to overtake and overcome; in the end, you'll be glad that you did both.

There is a risk the business may collapse or stagnate. Control the extent of personal financial liability by making the business a separate legal entity. Basically, let your ideas operate under a focused, streamlined process called "incorporation". The Corporate Company wants to help you get organized by taking "you" out of the foundation of the business and let it stand on its on by incorporating. While sole proprietorships and partnerships are easy to form and maintain, these types of businesses do not protect the owner from personal liability.

Two reason we encourage you to incorporate are:

1 A Corporation is an artificially created entity, formed by a group of people. Its rights and liabilities are separate from the people involved in it. Legally, it can own assets, enter into contracts, be taxed, and sue or be sued.

2 Corporations can last forever, even after the death of the founder.

(TCC) makes the process of incorporation easier for you by filing a document with a state official, usually the Secretary of State. This document is called the Article of Incorporation or Certificate of Incorporation. We include the following information:

1 The proposed name of the corporation, its purpose, and the location of its headquarters.
2 The addresses and names of the incorporators.
3 Details about the amount and types of capital stock that the corporation is authorized to issue.
4 The responsibilities, privileges and rights of each class of stockholder, director, or officer. 5 A set of bylaws, which explain the running of the corporation.
6 Information about when stockholder meetings will be held.
7 All other information relevant to the corporation's operation.

After you pay your state required fees, (TCC) files all the necessary documents with the secretary of state. It is also possible to do this through another incorporation service company, which prepares and files these documents with the state and charges a consolidated fee...which is NONSENSE!...guys, we do it for FREE!

After the state accepts the articles of incorporation, the office of the Secretary of State sends a certificate of incorporation to (TCC) which acts as your National Registered Agent and stores these documents for you and reminds you of future important dates as well as makes recommendations for document filings that may benefit your business.

It is necessary to adhere to all the rules of incorporation. Failure to do so results in the court of law piercing the corporate veil and holding the owners personally liable for the corporation's debts.