When you form Nevada Corporations, you are sure to enjoy a number of advantages: No taxes, privacy and asset protection benefits, minimal annual fees, minimal demand for reporting and disclosure of company information, lenient policy on owner’s/members’ residence and the freedom to control stocks. Directors are also free to have the final word on whatever transaction the company decides to make use of the stocks.

Corporation Requirements

1. Corporate Name

One phase you have to go through when you incorporate in Nevada is deciding on a corporate name. Do not use a name which is similar to the name of another corporation in order to avoid misleading people. Do not also use names resembling those of LLCs, foreign corporation, or foreign LLCs. When you plan to use a name reserved for another company, you have to secure a written consent from the owner. Avoid using names that seem to belong to a real person or names which contain a person’s name or initials. If you wish to do so, it is advised to add words like “Company,” “Incorporated,” “Inc.,” “Limited,” “Corporation,” “Corp.” or any other word that would imply that it is a company’s name. If the name entails banking, trust or insurance powers, you have to get an approval from a superintendent or insurance commissioner.

2. Director Information
You have to include a list of directors in the articles of incorporation.

3. Officer Information
When you incorporate in Nevada, you can keep information of the names of officers confidential.

4. Stock Information
You have to take note of the direct relationship between stocks and initial filing fees.

5. Corporate Records

- A copy of the articles of incorporation and amendments certified by the secretary of state
- A copy of bylaws and amendments certified by an officer of corporation
- A copy of the stock ledger or statement of where it is kept

6. Taxes and Fees

- Annual Statements

7. License Requirements

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