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Having an Identity Crisis?
Need to
incorporate but unsure which business entity is right for you?
You’re not alone. Chances are you already know the benefits of
incorporation. You’re planning to protect your personal
assets, save money on taxes, avoid an audit, and build credibility
with customers. But there are still a lot of questions to
answer. C-Corp or S-Corp? Maybe an LLC?
MyCorporation’s new Help
Me Choose interview asks some key questions to help determine
which structure may be right for your business. Additionally,
MyCorporation’s comparison
chart explains the benefits and drawbacks of each entity, so
you’ll be familiar with the rules and responsibilities of the one
you choose.
It Works!
MyCorporation’s Expertise Streamlines
Incorporation for MyHomedia
When Dallas/Fort Worth based
home theatre designer MyHomedia came to their CPA with three
different holding companies to incorporate, he directed them to
MyCorporation. “It seemed pretty straight-forward to us until
we got into the project and realized we didn’t have the resources or
expertise to do it on our own,” says President and CEO Ian Chapman,
“We were incorporating three companies simultaneously, and we needed
some additional filing cycles to get our business name approved
through the state of Texas,” explains Chapman. “MyCorporation
was indispensable in getting those issues resolved quickly.
I’d use them again.”
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Did You
Know?
Figuring out which entity suits a business is key
to filing the proper forms. Corporations, LLCs, and other
entities registered at the state level have their legal names on the
articles they file. For other business entities, like sole
proprietors, doing business under names other than their personal
name may require a DBA filing (in most states). LLCs and
corporations operating under a name other than their corporate name
filed with the state, may also need to file a DBA. For
example, if your name is Jessica Miller, you can operate a sole
proprietorship as Jessica Miller without filing a DBA, but doing
business as Skyway Communications requires a DBA filing.
Jessica Miller can now open a business bank account for Skyway
Communications and could build customer confidence and credibility
with a professional business name.
MyCorporation makes the DBA filing
process quick, simple, and affordable, all vital benefits for new
small businesses. Complete the DBA
application online and we will complete the rest of the
forms. You’ll receive the approval and publication certificate
(when applicable) for your records. Click
here for more information
Free DBA
Guide
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