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WE INCORPORATE...
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| • Assumed Business Name (a dba, or “doing business as”) |
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Don’t want to worry about filing all the needed paperwork to form a business entity. Let our experience go to work for you. Just fill out our easy forms and we will have your entity filed TODAY!! It’s that simple.
 Starting a business can be overwhelming. Sometimes you might not even know where to start. You can seek legal counsel from attorneys and tax counsel from accountants. If you want, you can save thousands of dollars by doing the legal documents right here. We have compiled an extensive list of different resources and information about different entities. If you have some time you should read through this information for your knowledge. Keep in mind that this information is derived from Idaho State statutes and the Federal governments IRS department. We all know that lawmakers can change their minds quickly and sometimes not inform us of new rules in a timely manner. For final authority on all information, you should consult a current listing of state and federal statues. That language can be hard to understand sometimes for someone not used to reading it. That is why we try to keep our information as up-to-date as possible. Please enjoy our hard research work.
DO I NEED ANY OF THIS?
Even if you don’t want to make a corporation or legal entity separate from your personal identity, you need to file some type of name registration so you can protect your name for doing business in the state of Idaho. We can file everything from reserving a business name to complicated articles of organization for any type of corporation or entity. Click Here to Reserve Now!
Asset protection: Arguably, the best benefit of forming an LLC, Corporation, or LLP, is the separation of your personal liability for the actions of the business. In our law-suit-happy environment, it is EXTREMELY important to distance yourself and your personal assets from your business. The last thing you want is an employee to hurt themselves on the job, and then get a judgment to come to your home and start taking your car, your big screen TV, your equity in your home, or any of your personal assets, just because you didn’t have a proper corporation.
Don’t have employees? What if you hurt one of your customers or they get hurt while dealing with you? What if you can’t pay your business bills on time? Well if you structure your corporation correctly and are not personally guaranteeing those bills, you will have some corporate protection of your personal assets. (Keep in mind, any form of malicious and fraudulent conveyance of money and assets will be an easy way for an opposing attorney to pierce your corporate veil) The beauty of a corporation run correctly is the separation of the business and your personal life. It can be a very nice piece of mind.
EXTENDED ASSET PROTECTION: Some people believe in forming multiple corporations for a business and splitting up their different duties. For instance, it may be to your benefit, to form one corporation that owns your assets, and leases to another business, that performs the work your business does. In this case the leasing company holds most of the assets, only really has one customer, and that customer is highly unlikely to sue it. The company that performs the work and might have employees, doesn’t really own many assets besides a lot of good income(hopefully). This income is easily accessed in a judgment, but the entity with employees has to pay rent to the holding entity, to use its equipment. This strategy seriously limits the exposure your assets have to employee and customer law suits. You can take this as far as you are willing to take it, but the farther you go, the more paperwork you will be keeping track of, and the more separation of all of your accounts you will need to do.
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