| Services | Acrux Incorporation | Legal Zoom | Traditional Law Firm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Articles of Incorporation – Secretary of State filing | |||
| Apply for a new business Federal ID Number | |||
| Apply for an “S” Corporation Election – if needed | |||
| Sample Operation Agreement | |||
| Processing Time | 3 – 5 Days | 10 Days | 5 – 10 Days |
| Fee | $249 | $598 | $500 – $800 |
Incorporation
Incorporation is the process of creating a new legal entity, such as a corporation, limited liability company (LLC), or nonprofit organization. Incorporation typically involves filing articles of incorporation or articles of organization with the state government where the company will be based. These documents establish the legal structure of the entity, including its name, purpose, and ownership structure. Incorporation offers several benefits, including limited liability protection for the owners, the ability to raise capital through the sale of stock or membership interests, and potential tax advantages. However, incorporation also requires compliance with various legal and regulatory requirements, such as holding regular board meetings, maintaining accurate financial records, and filing annual reports with the state government.
Process
How it Works?
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Step # 1
Sign Accounting Agreement
Once you come onboard and sign the accounting agreement with us, we will initiate the process on your incorporation.
Step # 2
Setup an Appointment
We can Schedule and appointment to address questions you have before starting your Incorporation.
Step # 3
Check Business Name Availablity
Check if the name of your business is already taken or not.
Step # 4
LLC or INC
Once you know whether you want your business to be an LLC or Inc.
Step # 5
File for your EIN
We file for your EIN with the IRS, and you get your EIN immediately once it's filed. We'll send you an email with your Articles of Organization (for LLCs) or Articles of Incorporation (for Inc's) and your EIN letter.
Step # 6
S-Corporation
If you choose to be an S-Corp, we'll fill out the S-Election form (Form 2553) and send it to you for a physical signature, as the IRS doesn't accept e-signatures. Once you sign it, we'll fax it to the IRS for you.
Step # 7
You are all Set
Your company will be incorporated, and you're all set.
Step # 8
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