We have partnered with The Company Corporation to provide its members with a $60 discount on incorporating services. There are two ways to complete the process. Simply follow the steps below to incorporate your business.
Method 1 (Preferred)
- Call the IDA at (877) 819-7819 and speak to our legal department. They will gather the necessary information and complete the process for you at no additional fee. A valid credit card will be required to pay the applicable state filing fees.
Method 2
- Become a member of the Independent Distributor Alliance and secure a member ID number.
- In the "My IDA' subsection of the "Membership" tab above, click on the "Incorporating Process" link.
- Follow the written instructions to complete the LLC application.
Who is The Company Corporation?
Consider our partners your trusted guide on the path to forming a new business. Let us help you incorporate your corporation or Limited Liability Company (LLC). We offer expedited service in all 50 US states, plus International packages for non-US residents. We incorporate what’s right for you.
Benefits to Incorporating Your Business
Regardless of its size, all businesses can benefit from incorporating. Advantages of forming a corporation or LLC include:
- Personal Asset Protection
- Additional Credibility
- Name Protection
- Perpetual Existence
- Tax Flexibility
- Deductible Expenses
Choosing Your Business Structure
Though corporations and LLCs can help protect personal assets from business debts, they differ in the following respects:
The Company Corporation is a century-old small-business-centric company, aimed to help small business owners incorporate or form LLCs.
Advantages of a Corporation
- May issue shares of stock to attract investors
- Corporate-income splitting may help lower overall tax liability
Advantages of an LLC
- Has no limit on the number of owners
- Not required to hold annual meetings or record minutes
Disadvantages of a Corporation
- Double taxation of corporate profits and shareholder dividends
- Must hold annual meetings and record minutes
- S Corporations have restrictions on number of owners
Disadvantages of an LLC
- Cannot engage in corporate income splitting to lower tax liability
- Cannot issue stock
State Filing Fees:
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*Please note that filing fees do change from time to time, and our charts may not be updated in real time. If the state fee does change, then you will be charged the appropriate rate when we complete the filing.
