Corporation set-up

While AdminBooks does NOT provide legal advice on the liability of a corporation, we can assist you in the administrative process in setting up a corporation.

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Some of the benefits of being incorporated are:

  • Tax Savings
  • Asset Protection
  • Pass Through Losses
  • Fringe Benefits
  • Audit Protection
  • Raising Capital

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Which entity is best for you?

Are you in compliance with your Corporate Minutes? 

After getting counsel for your specific situation, AdminBooks can help you…

  • Reserve a Corporate Name
  • Prepare Waiver of Notice & Consent
  • Prepare Articles of Incorporation
  • Prepare Stock Notice & Register Stock
  • File Articles of Incorporation
  • Prepare and File 2553 Form
  • Obtain California Corporation Number
  • Prepare Statement of Information
  • File SS4 Form to obtain an EIN
  • Prepare First Corporate Minutes
  • Provide a Corporation Binder
  • Quarterly Meetings for Compliance
  • Prepare Bylaws

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Frequently Asked Questions

All corporations start as a C-corp and pay tax at the corporate level.  A C-corp becomes an S-corp by completing the 2553 federal form.  An S-corp pays tax on the net income and “pass-through” to the owners personal tax return.  There are advantages of staying as a C-corp and other advantages to move to an S-corp.  Consult a professional to see which entity is better for your specific situation.

It is not required to use an attorney to incorporate. You can file the articles of incorporation yourself. However, if you are unsure of what steps to take or don’t have the time to research it, a professional is often well worth the money and grief.

We suggest that you take some time in coming up with a name.  It must not be similar to another name already formed.  Write it out, say it out loud, poll your closes associates to ensure you are good with the company name.

We will request that you give us your top 3 choices for names, and we will check these to confirm they are available in your State. Unique names usually have no issues with being rejected.

Most states allow for one person to act as shareholder, director and all officers.

An EIN is an Employer Identification Number.  Yes, it is required for your new corporation.  You will need a federal EIN and a State EIN in order to process payroll, which all officers are required to be on payroll.

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