Corporate Compliance

After you have incorporated, you must adhere to some basic formalities to ensure maximum protection. Specifically, proper organization and maintaining your corporate standing on an annual basis. Typically this only involves a few simple items. Filing an annual statement of information, or report, with your home state of incorporation, and keeping proper annual meeting minutes and corporate records.

These formalities could be the difference between liability protection and having your personal assets exposed. By law, a corporate business entity is a separate legal person. In order to maintain its separate legal status, it must act in accordance with federal, state and local government statutes. This means filing taxes, applying for all local business licenses and maintaining corporate formalities.

Business Licenses

Companies Incorporated is now offering complete business licensing services. For a nominal fee, we will ask a few questions and compile all of the necessary applications for properly licensing your business in your state, county and city. Call for more information. Find out why business licenses are important and the various types of business licenses you might require to be in compliance. Act now, the application takes just 5 minutes, get your business licenses quickly and easily with Companies Incorporated.

Annual Meeting Minutes

An often overlooked formality, however gaining importance. Its even more critical to keep your business separate from the owners, without this practice, your liability protection could be in jeopardy. Companies Incorporated offers annual meeting minutes services - simply fill out a simple form, answer some questions about your corporate actions, and we send you your meeting minutes. Quick, easy and documents are valid in all 50 states. Call for details.