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Asset Protection & Business Planning
We set up entities for our clients in all 50 states, including the Virgin Islands. We consider this set-up procedure as a 'full service' process including all necessary consultations with an attorney to plan for the proper entity from the start of the process to the finished product. We include all filing fees, mailing costs, the filing of all necessary State and IRS Forms in order to form the entity, and a comprehensive 'corporate book' with stock certificates and a company seal. For a quote on this service, please call our office for details.
Below is some general information to help you in determining which type of entity is best for you. If you have any further questions or would like us to set up an entity, please contact our office.
There are Three Critical Issues to consider when deciding what type of entity will fit your needs:
1. Asset Protection.
2. Management and Maintenance Costs.
3. Tax Minimization.
Oftentimes when business owners form a new entity, they make their selection based on only one consideration. For example, one individual may choose an entity based on minimizing taxes, while another individual will make his/her decision strictly on the basis of asset protection. Although it is true that every person will base their ultimate decision of what entity to operate within one principal concern, it is important to consider all of the implications a type of entity may have on your property or business now and in the future.
Each of the "Three Critical Considerations" outlined above provide a basic framework of the major concerns a business owner may have in the operation of his or her business. It is important to get current and accurate information regarding the impact each entity may have in your unique position. Please visit the separate links to see which entity is best for you.
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