How To Incorporate Your Business with MyCorporation

If you have been in business for a while or you are just getting started with your start-up, you want to make sure you are having the right business structure that not only allows your business to grow in the short-term but brings enough flexibility to help you make serious business decisions in the long run. There are many types of business structures that you can choose for your business. All of them have their advantages and disadvantages. What you don’t want to do is taking your business structure for granted and leave yourself open to tax, legal, and business liabilities. These are some of the business structures that you can choose for your business:

• C-corporation
• S-corporation
• Limited Liability Company (LLC)
• Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
• Professional Company
• Non-Profit

I don’t know about you, but I am not a lawyer. I am not a professional when it comes to knowing what structure works best for a business. I can guess, but it is always great to have someone who can guide you through that process. Thanks to Intuit, you don’t have to guess. These guys are the creators of TurboTax and Quicken, but they don’t stop there. They have created mycorporation to help small businesses and startups launch their businesses without too much hassle. Mycorporation helps you file your article of organization or incorporation fast. You can also access to the legal documents that are pre-written for you, so you can use them to develop your own LLC agreement and LLC minutes.

You can also use mycorporation services to take care of trademarks and patents. You can always buy a book to help you do these things, but why spend time doing things that are not related to your core business activities when you can use your time to make money for your business.

What I like about mycorporation is the fact that they help you create your company and stay atop of your reporting requirements at the same time. Most states require you to file an annual report, which means unless you want to deal with late fees and liens against your business, you want to keep up with your requirements. These guys do that for you, and you’ll have one less headache to worry about.

I strongly recommend mycorporation as not only it saves you time, it saves you from reading all kinds of legal books or paying a lawyer $200 an hour to give you an advice. All the information that you need is available, and mycorporation’s customer service walks you through the process. It can’t be easier. And you have the backing of Intuit which should give you the piece of mind that you are leaving your company in a credible hands.

*for a limited time, you can form your corporation or LLC free of charge (+ state fees) on mycorporation.com. This is a very limited time offer, so take advantage of it while you can.