The state of Nevada does not have any residency requirements as long as you have a local registered agent. Nevada law does not require shareholder or directors meetings to be held in Nevada either.

Both corporate entities are excellent choices for business owners looking to minimize their personal liability and build greater credibility. Each entity offers distinct tax and business advantages. Choosing the right one depends on the specific needs of the business.

Corporations offer:

• Personal liability
• Tax savings
• Increased opportunities for raising capital

Corporations are also required to perform certain formalities such as holding annual meetings and keeping detailed corporate records (minutes), however, corporate meetings and records can be held and kept anywhere in the world.

There are two types of Corporations:

"C" Corporation

• Personal liability protection for owners
• Taxed at corporate and individual level
• Formal meetings and corporate minutes
• Annual state reports
• No membership restrictions

"S" Corporation

• Personal liability protection for owners
• Income/loss passed directly to shareholders
• Formal meetings and corporate minutes
• Annual state reports
Membership restricted to 100 shareholders

Limited Liability Companies (LLC)
Offer the same personal liability protection as a corporation, but with fewer of the corporate formalities. The LLC typically are not

• Required to hold formal meetings or keep detailed corporate minutes
• Offer great tax flexibility
• Income/loss passed directly to members
• Can option to be taxed as either a traditional corporation “C” or “S” or as a "pass-through" entity and file a partnership return if they have two or more members
• Personal liability protection for owners
• No membership restrictions

The EIN is issued by the IRS to operate your business. It is similar to a SSN for an individual. Only one EIN is ever issued to a Corporation or an LLC. An EIN is necessary for a Corporation or LLC to open a bank account and file income tax. We can apply for an EIN number for you for 199 USD.

We can setup a Nevada entity in 48 hours after receiving your required paperwork.

Just a copy of your passport

Nevada has no franchise tax, corporate tax or personal income tax. However there is an annual Business License Fee which is paid to the state at setup and renewal of the LLC or corporation.

A Nevada LLC & corporation will be required to renew there Nevada state business license yearly and pay the annual filing fees. In addition, companies that are doing business in the state of Nevada will need to pay the Nevada State Commerce tax if their revenue is above 4 million USD. WE CAN TAKE CARE OF ALL ANNUAL RENEWAL PAPERWORK FOR A FLAT SERVICE FEE OF $299.-

A Nevada LLC & corporation will be required to renew there Nevada state business license yearly and pay the annual filing fees. In addition, companies that are doing business in the state of Nevada will need to pay the Nevada State Commerce tax if their revenue is above 4 million USD.

Registered agents act as an intermediary between the Nevada Registry and the company or LLC. Registered agents can also provide services such as nominee directors and/or shareholders and company secretaries, company administration (such as filing certain documents and making annual fee submissions) and management (such as maintaining corporate registers); and most important a legal contact address in Nevada.

Nominee services are available in Nevada and are popular with people who open up entities there.

Yes, we can provide Nevada Apostille and Notarization.