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Incorporation

Lawsuits and other legal claims are a fact of life. Don't let a lawsuit or a normal business risk threaten to bury you in debt or jeopardize your family's house and possessions. Forming a corporation is one way you can limit your personal liability, protect your personal assets from these types of threats and increase your business's potential for outside investment.

Until now, incorporation has been too expensive for many people starting small businesses. Through our A.C.E. System™, however, the process is easy and very affordable. Regardless of the size of your business, you can now afford to incorporate.

We all hope for the best, but in the end, it's smart to protect yourself against the worst. Be smart. Organize your business into a legal entity and protect yourself and your treasured belongings against the unknown.

ServicePrice 
C Corporation Formation$120*
S Corporation Formation$169*
*Price not including state filing fees.


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  • A legal document preparer will review your answers, ensuring that they are complete and accurate.
  • If the document preparer has questions about the information, he or she will contact you and make the changes.
  • Your prepared documents will then be submitted to the applicable governmental agency. (You will be notified when your documents have been submitted.)
  • If you requested an Employer Identification Number registration and/or a subchapter S corporation registration, documents will be promptly submitted to the IRS.
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