Why Incorporate In Nevada

Why Nevada?
No Corporate Income Tax
No Taxes on Corporate Shares
No Franchise Tax
No Personal Income Tax
What Nevada Calls Nominal Annual Fees (About $125 if not late an Extra $75 if you are)
Nevada corporations may purchase, hold, sell or transfer shares of its own stock.
Nevada corporations may issue stock for capital, services, personal property, or real estate, including leases and options. The directors may determine the value of any of these transactions, and their decision is final.
No Franchise Tax on Income
No Inheritance or Gift Tax
No Unitary Tax
No Estate Tax
Competitive Sales and Property Tax Rates
Minimal Employer Payroll Tax - 0.7% of gross wages with deductions for employer paid health insurance
No Personal or Corporate Income Taxes (Exeption is state sales Taxes)
Officers are not a matter of public record ANYONE Can Own Stock

Nevada is the most popular state to incorporate a business in behind Deleware. However extreme fee increases and crack downs on things like requireing a Business license at an additional cost have made Nevada a meager place to incorporate if non of the above apeal directly to you. Believe Us We LOVE This State but some real knuckleheads have destroyed new foreign business filings in Nevada.

Nevada's Business Court
Developed on the Delaware model, the Business Court in Nevada minimizes the time, cost and risks of commercial litigation by:
Early, comprehensive case management
Active judicial participation in settlement
Priority for hearing settings to avoid business disruption
Predictability of legal decisions in commercial matters

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