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Scott Letourneau

Scott Letourneau is the founder and CEO of Nevada Corporate Planners, Inc. Over the past 10 years NCP has assisted more than 4,500 business owners form LLCs and corporations to get their business off to a fast start! Visit http://www.nvinc.com for insight and essentials in proper entity formation.
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When it comes to protecting your hard earned assets you want every advantage possible. When incorporating in Nevada it is often promised that there is a level of privacy for the owners of a corporation or LLC that will help them in case of a lawsuit. Some individuals looking to form a Nevada corporation or LLC are hoping that if they get sued no one will find out who the owner of the corporation or LLC may be.
The credit squeeze is dominating the news. Many people are having their personal credit being destroyed due to poor decisions regarding mortgages and personal spending. What is't being talked about as often is how those same poor personal credit scores are going to negatively impact small business owners and business credit?

Many of you are saying, "What are you talking about, personal credit and business credit are 2 different things aren't they"

That's what the T.
The credit squeeze is dominating the news. Many people are having their personal credit being destroyed due to poor decisions regarding mortgages and personal spending. What is't being talked about as often is how those same poor personal credit scores are going to negatively impact small business owners and business credit?

Many of you are saying, "What are you talking about, personal credit and business credit are 2 different things aren't they"

That's what the T.
The credit squeeze is dominating the news. Many people are having their personal credit being destroyed due to poor decisions regarding mortgages and personal spending. What is't being talked about as often is how those same poor personal credit scores are going to negatively impact small business owners and business credit?

Many of you are saying, "What are you talking about, personal credit and business credit are 2 different things aren't they"

That's what the T.
Like Nevada, Wyoming does not impose a state corporate income tax or other taxes. And like Nevada, the key is you must have nexus in the state of Wyoming in order to qualify for the tax savings, otherwise your Wyoming Corporation or LLC will need to register (or qualify) to do business in the state where you live and operate your business. This will negate any tax savings that Wyoming may have to offer.
Like Nevada, Wyoming does not impose a state corporate income tax or other taxes. And like Nevada, the key is you must have nexus in the state of Wyoming in order to qualify for the tax savings, otherwise your Wyoming Corporation or LLC will need to register (or qualify) to do business in the state where you live and operate your business. This will negate any tax savings that Wyoming may have to offer.
Like Nevada, Wyoming does not impose a state corporate income tax or other taxes. And like Nevada, the key is you must have nexus in the state of Wyoming in order to qualify for the tax savings, otherwise your Wyoming Corporation or LLC will need to register (or qualify) to do business in the state where you live and operate your business. This will negate any tax savings that Wyoming may have to offer.
The "Safe" and "Simple" choice for you in deciding which state to incorporate in is, to form your entity, LLC or corporation, in your Home State.

This may be the best choice for some, especially if you're operating with a low budget, and particularly if you're still equivocating: "I'm not even sure if my business will work." Your absolute worst option is to operate as a sole proprietorship, so at the very least you should establish a separate legal entity.
The "Safe" and "Simple" choice for you in deciding which state to incorporate in is, to form your entity, LLC or corporation, in your Home State.

This may be the best choice for some, especially if you're operating with a low budget, and particularly if you're still equivocating: "I'm not even sure if my business will work." Your absolute worst option is to operate as a sole proprietorship, so at the very least you should establish a separate legal entity.
The seven criteria for choosing an entity formation company are:

1. Look for a company that will ask you questions to determine the best entity for your situation-before they quote you a price! Imagine seeing your doctor for a physical. He walks in the room, says hello and goodbye as he hands you a prescription - and never gives you an exam! You might as well have diagnosed yourself by the "dartboard method".