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Our team will check your desired name against the state registration database to determine name availability. This process reduces the likelihood of your documents being rejected by a state official.
Articles of incorporation, also known as a charter or certification of formation, are legal documents that a corporation files with a government agency, such as the secretary of state, to register with a state. They are the highest governing document in a corporation and act as a charter to recognize its establishment.
Businesses are required to obtain a Federal Tax ID, also called an Employer Identification Number (EIN) which is used to identify the business entity. We will obtain your company's Tax ID from the IRS once your business formation is approved by the state office.
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Our team will check your desired name against the state registration database to determine name availability. This process reduces the likelihood of your documents being rejected by a state official.
Articles of incorporation, also known as a charter or certification of formation, are legal documents that a corporation files with a government agency, such as the secretary of state, to register with a state. They are the highest governing document in a corporation and act as a charter to recognize its establishment.
Businesses are required to obtain a Federal Tax ID, also called an Employer Identification Number (EIN) which is used to identify the business entity. We will obtain your company's Tax ID from the IRS once your business formation is approved by the state office.
LLC Operating Agreement / Corporate Bylaws
Corporations and LLC’s are subject to many formalities after they are formed. Our Corporate Kit & Seal for Corporations and LLC’s includes the tools your company needs to comply with these formalities and place for safekeeping of all of your business documents. Each quality binder is detailed in gold Customized with your corporate name foil stamped on the binder with matching slipcase. Your Customized LLC Kit will also contain the following additional items: Customized LLC Seal with your company name, state and year of Organization, 20 Personalized member Certificates containing your company name and state of Organization on the finest security paper available.
We provide a well crafted business plan for your startup company to get off the ground and achieve its goals. It can be essential for securing funding, attracting investors, and avoiding mistakes. This plan can also help a startup company:Provide direction and help ensure that all the necessary considerations and requirements are thought through, and that goals and objectives are set.
Corporations and LLCs are required to maintain a registered agent. Please note that a Post Office Box or other “mail service” is often not sufficient to qualify as a registered agent. If you wish to keep your company’s address information confidential, designating Redeem Services to act as your registered agent affords you that extra added layer of privacy. Redeem Services can serve as your company’s registered agent for service of process in any state for an annual fee of $249 per year that is auto-renewed for your convenience.
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Our team will check your desired name against the state registration database to determine name availability. This process reduces the likelihood of your documents being rejected by a state official.
Articles of incorporation, also known as a charter or certification of formation, are legal documents that a corporation files with a government agency, such as the secretary of state, to register with a state. They are the highest governing document in a corporation and act as a charter to recognize its establishment.
Businesses are required to obtain a Federal Tax ID, also called an Employer Identification Number (EIN) which is used to identify the business entity. We will obtain your company's Tax ID from the IRS once your business formation is approved by the state office.
LLC Operating Agreement / Corporate Bylaws
Corporations and LLC’s are subject to many formalities after they are formed. Our Corporate Kit & Seal for Corporations and LLC’s includes the tools your company needs to comply with these formalities and place for safekeeping of all of your business documents. Each quality binder is detailed in gold Customized with your corporate name foil stamped on the binder with matching slipcase. Your Customized LLC Kit will also contain the following additional items: Customized LLC Seal with your company name, state and year of Organization, 20 Personalized member Certificates containing your company name and state of Organization on the finest security paper available.
We provide a well crafted business plan for your startup company to get off the ground and achieve its goals. It can be essential for securing funding, attracting investors, and avoiding mistakes. This plan can also help a startup company:Provide direction and help ensure that all the necessary considerations and requirements are thought through, and that goals and objectives are set.
Corporations and LLCs are required to maintain a registered agent. Please note that a Post Office Box or other “mail service” is often not sufficient to qualify as a registered agent. If you wish to keep your company’s address information confidential, designating Redeem Services to act as your registered agent affords you that extra added layer of privacy. Redeem Services can serve as your company’s registered agent for service of process in any state for an annual fee of $249 per year that is auto-renewed for your convenience.
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) requires most corporations and LLCs to prepare and file a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Report. Section 6403 of the Corporate Transparency Act requires key title holders with at least 25% ownership/control of the business to be reported. Exceptions apply. Please be advised failure to file this report can result in fines up to $500 for each day that the violation continues, or criminal penalties including imprisonment for up to two years and/or a fine of up to $10,000. Senior officers of an entity that fails to file a required BOI report may be held accountable for that failure.
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Non Profit Tax Exempt 501(C) 3 Filing
Corporate Profit Bylaws
LLC Operating Agreement
BOI Report
Annual Reporting
Registered Agent
IRS Form 990/990N Filing
Payroll Tax Registration
Sales & Use Tax Application
Corporate Forms & Templates
Custom Membership Certificate
Comprehensive Business Plan Writing
Custom Corporate Kit + Seal
Custom Website + SEO Suite
The IRS Form 501(c)(3) is the cornerstone of achieving tax-exempt status for charitable/nonprofit organizations. This form is essential for organizations that operate for religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes, among others. Obtaining 501(c)(3) status not only exempts your organization from federal income tax but also enhances your credibility and enables you to receive tax-deductible contributions.
Key Features:
Tax Exemption: Gain exemption from federal income tax.Credibility: Enhance your organization's legitimacy and appeal to donors.Funding Opportunities: Qualify for grants and tax-deductible donations.Eligibility Requirements:Operate exclusively for exempt purposes.Ensure no earnings benefit private individuals or shareholders.Avoid political campaigns and substantial legislative activities.Application Process:Determine your organization's eligibility.Gather necessary documents, including organizing documents and financial data.Complete and submit the appropriate form (1023 or 1023-EZ) to the IRS.
Organizations must be considered “charitable” by the IRS to receive a 501(c)(3) classification. According to the IRS, a charitable organization is established for one of the below purposes :
Charitable
Religious
Educational
Scientific
Literary
Testing for Public Safety
Fostering of national or international amateur sports
Prevention of cruelty to animals and children
A 501(c)(3) may not be organized or operated for any private interests. All, except for those with the purpose of testing for public safety, may receive tax-deductible contributions.
The two primary types of 501(c)(3) organizations are:
Public Charities vs. Private Foundations
Public Charities:
Purpose: Serve public interests, not private.Funding:
Must obtain 33% of funding from small donors, government, or other public charities.Prohibitions:
No political campaign participation.
No unreasonable benefits to insiders.
No lobbying activities.
Board Requirements: Must have a diversified board (over 50% unrelated).
Filing Requirements: Must file Form 990 or 990-EZ annually; Form 990-T if they have $1,000+ in unrelated business income.
Private Foundations:
Purpose: Typically raise funds and award grants to public charities; may conduct exempt activities directly.
Funding: Usually have a single major funding source.
Prohibitions:Limited private benefits allowed.
No unreasonable benefits to insiders.
Excise tax on net investment income reported on Form 990-PF.
No political campaign participation.
Significant excise tax on lobbying expenses.
Who Needs 501(c)(3) Status?
Requirement:
Necessary for nonprofits seeking tax-deductible donations and federal tax exemptions.
Note: Nonprofit founders should consult an attorney and accountant for guidance on compliance requirements.
Business that plans on hiring employees, you will need to register for payroll taxes.
Payroll taxes are a legal requirement for hiring and paying employees in the United States.
All small businesses must track and report all payroll taxes to avoid government audits and fines.
Federal and State Registration Payroll taxes are incurred at the state and federal level.
Employers must register for the appropriate tax accounts in order to hire employees, to process payroll, and to file returns.
Understand State Requirements.
While the process of registering for payroll taxes isn’t overly difficult, knowing what to register for can be overwhelming to new small business owners.
Different states have different requirements and processing policies.
Registering for sales and use tax is mandatory for both for-profit businesses and nonprofit organizations. Local governments impose penalties on companies that fail to comply with the proper collection, reporting, and payment of sales and use tax.
In jurisdictions where sales and use tax applies, sellers must obtain a Sales Tax ID Number (or Seller’s Permit). This involves applying to the Department of Revenue after registering the business and obtaining an EIN number.
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