Every filing your business needs

Choose a structure, and we handle the paperwork end to end in whichever state you operate.

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

The most popular choice for new businesses

  • Personal asset protection from business debts
  • Pass-through taxation, no double tax
  • Flexible management, minimal paperwork

Best for: Freelancers, small teams, real estate holdings

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S Corporation

Tax-efficient structure for profitable owner-operators

  • Potential self-employment tax savings
  • Pass-through profits to shareholders
  • Requires payroll and IRS Form 2553 election

Best for: Owners paying themselves a salary

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C Corporation

Built for investors, equity, and scale

  • Issue multiple classes of stock
  • Preferred by institutional investors
  • Formal board, bylaws, and record-keeping

Best for: Startups raising venture capital

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Nonprofit Corporation

Mission-driven organizations seeking 501(c)(3)

  • Eligible for federal tax exemption
  • Accept tax-deductible donations
  • Includes IRS 501(c)(3) application support

Best for: Charities, foundations, community groups

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DBA / Trade Name

Operate under a name you love

  • Register an assumed business name
  • Open a bank account under your brand
  • County and state filings handled for you

Best for: Sole proprietors and existing entities

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Foreign Qualification

Expand an existing company into a new state

  • Certificate of authority filings
  • Certificate of good standing retrieval
  • Registered agent in every state

Best for: Businesses operating across state lines

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Add-on services

Registered agent

A physical address in your state to receive legal notices, with same-day scanning.

EIN / tax ID

Your federal employer identification number, filed and delivered with your documents.

Operating agreement

A custom agreement covering ownership, voting, distributions, and exits.

Annual reports

We track deadlines and file your state report so you stay in good standing.

Business licenses

A research report on the city, county, and state licenses your work requires.

Certificate of good standing

Official proof of compliance for banks, lenders, and landlords.