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Now you can get incorporated and really add truth to your business! Get a name going and make it legal! Turn that vision in your mind from a dream to a reality with The Company Corportation

They will help you get all of the legal aspect taking care of to really launch your business. All your questions will be answered with the help of professionals that want to help take you to the next level as fast as possible. With offices cover all 50 states, you are sure to get the best possible knowledge of where to start your business so that it has the greatest benefit for you or where your next expansion should be. Also these great benefits:

• Personal asset protection. Both corporations and LLCs allow owners to separate and protect their personal assets in the event of a lawsuit or claims leveled against a business entity. In a properly structured and managed company, owners should have limited liability for business debts and obligations. This remains one of the biggest benefits to incorporating.
• Additional credibility. Adding "Inc." or "LLC" after your business name can add instant authority. Consumers, vendors, and partners may prefer to do business with an incorporated company.
• Name protection. In most states, other businesses may not file your exact corporate or LLC name in the same state. Not only can this help protect your company's reputation from being diminished by or confused with another company with a similar sounding name, but this is also one of benefits of incorporating that aids your business in terms of name-recognition, marketing, and branding efforts.
• Perpetual existence. Corporations and LLCs continue to exist even if ownership or management changes. Sole proprietorships and partnerships just end if an owner dies or leaves the business. Forming a corporation ensures that your company's legacy can remain, as well as continue to provide employment and services for clients should any changes in ownership occur.
• Tax flexibility and incorporation tax benefits. Though profit and loss typically pass through an LLC and get reported on the personal income tax returns of owners, an LLC can also elect to be taxed as a corporation. Likewise, a corporation can avoid double taxation of corporate profits and dividends by electing Subchapter S tax status.
• Deductible expenses. Both corporations and LLCs may deduct normal business expenses, including salaries, before they allocate income to owners.

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