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Starting a business right begins with a proper foundation—so that’s where we began. This gave us the ability to better protect your privacy with use of our business services. Within time we started filing these docs, expanding into business formation and compliance to become your premiere shelf corp provider.

We have aged shelf companies in multiple states. Mostly they are companies we formed and put on the shelf. They have no assets, no liabilities, and no history, unless we note otherwise. We also have some companies that are not listed on our website, please ask us about our hidden menu. If you are looking for something specific that’s not on our website, please call us to see if we have it.

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C-Corporations

The corporation is the business entity most commonly formed for raising capital and limiting individual liability throughout the world. The corporation is a legal separate "person" which may live forever or be empowered to protect the shareholder from economic harm. It my own assets, sue or be sued, transfer its ownership easily, borrow money, mortgage its assets, and file bankruptcy.

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S-Corporations

"S" status for a corporation is granted by the IRS to any regular business corporation or close corporation which meets specific criteria. Domestic corporations having 100 or fewer shareholders all of the same class who are citizens of the U.S. or resident aliens may elect to pass gains or losses, credits or deductions, on to shareholders in much the same manner that partnerships are taxes.

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LLCs

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) may elect to pass gains or losses, credits or deductions, on to the members of the LLC in much the same manner that partnerships are taxes. An LLC status avoids the corporate potential problem of "double taxation."

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