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Step 2: Fill Out The Form
By answering the questions on our Business Formation form, which takes less than 15 minutes, we will have all the information we need to form you business. Here’s What We’ll Need:
- Organizer Contact
- Business Information
- Ownership Details
This is the last thing you’ll need to do!
Step 3: Your Business Is Ready
We can form businesses faster than any other law firm or online legal service, without any of the unnecessary fluff. You will get:
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- Your Incorporation Documents
- Your EIN (Tax ID)
- Your Company Bylaws
And that will is everything you will need to get started, open a bank account, and start applying for licenses (as applicable).
Pick The Entity You’d Like To Start
This will take you to LegalEye and Fisher Stone’s Business Formation Portal where you can complete payment and fill in our Business Formation Form.
Why Work With LegalEye?
We’re attorneys. We aren’t a computer program. We aren’t outsourcing our work.
With LegalEye, you are getting the power of Fisher Stone behind it. And our service to you goes beyond incorporation.
We work on flat fees with transparent pricing. We assist business with everything from Trademarking, to Employee Payroll, to Contract Drafting, to Tax Preparation.
We’re a 5-star rated firm across multiple platforms, with hundreds of reviews from satisfied businesses and entrepreneurs.
Learn More About Your Startup Options
| Features | Taxes | Maintenance | Growth | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
LLC | Limited Liability Protection Owners Known As Members | Pass-Through Taxation Requires Separate Tax Filing | Relaxed Management Structure Annual Compliance Requirements | Can Raise Capital From Members Can Have Unlimited Members |
Corporation | Limited Liability Protection Owners Known As Shareholders |
Requires Separate Tax Filing | Firm Management Structure Annual Compliance Requirements | Can Raise Capital From Shareholders Can Be Publicly Traded On Stock Market |
S-Election | Limited Liability Protection Owners Known As Shareholders | Pass-Through Taxation Requires Separate Tax Filing | Firm Management Structure Annual Compliance Requirements | Can Raise Capital From Shareholders Restrictions On Who Can Own Shares |
Sole Proprietor | No Limited Liability Protection | Pass-Through Taxation | Relaxed Management Structure | Can Add Partners To Form Partnership |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an LLC and S-Corp?
LLCs and S-Corps are both pass-through entities for taxation but their structure differs. LLCs are owned by members and managed by managers. Corps are owner by shareholders and managed by a board of directors and corporate officers. It’s also important to note that some states may not recognize S-Corps and may end up taking some taxes on the front end too.
What is the difference between a C-Corp and S-Corp?
The difference between a C-Corp and S-Corp is in how they are taxed. S-Corps are pass-through entities, meaning all shareholders are only paying taxed on profit received form their shares. C-Corps are double taxed which means they pay taxes on income on the front end and then shareholders pay tax again on profits received.
How are different business types taxed?
C-Corps are double taxed, but LLCs and S-Corps are pass-through entities so only pay taxes once on profits received.
