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- 1.
°èÁ°³¼³ Opening
a business Bank
Accounts and
Accounting set
up - Keep
business expenses
and revenues
separate from
your personal
assets, especially
if you come
into a problem
where you incur
liability. It'ill
also help you
differentiate
and establishing
your accounting
setup, which
is the next
step. When you
incorporate
your business,
you'll need
to abide by
local, state,
and federal
laws, which
can include
fees, reports,
filings, business
licenses, and
permits.Wiring
the capital
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Selecting
a Corporation/Business
Name Inc.,
Corp, or LLC
- Most
corporation
names have 3
elements: 1.
the distinctive
name, which
sets it apart
from other business;
2. the descriptive
name, which
tells customers
what the business
does; 3. and
the legal ending
which is governed
by state law.
For example,
if the name
of your business
is Wizard Electronics
LLC, Wizard
is distinctive,
Electronics
is descriptive,
and LLC is the
legal ending.
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- 3.
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Fling Articles
of Incorporation
- Appoint
directors. While
this is not
mandatory, many
business owners
choose to appoint
directors or
managers to
help operate
the business.
Having directors
can help you
with your goals.
For example,
if you are a
two-man partnership,
directors can
assist if any
complications
arise in the
operations of
the business.
Due to a differing
of opinions,
having directors
to assist in
these issues
can help. While
managers are
responsible
for day-to-day
administration,
directors are
responsible
for major decisions,
like deciding
to sell stock.
The owners of
the company
can act as directors,
but they are
not required
to do so. Some
states have
rules about
the numbers
of managers
and directors
a business entity
can have.
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- 4. ¾à°ü(³»±Ô)ÀÛ¼º Filing thee
Bylaws of Incorporation
- In some
states, bylaws
are required
for new corporations.
This document
governs administrative
details such
as voting procedures,
notification
methods, and
annual shareholder
meetings.
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of Director
and Share holder
meetings.
- First
Meeting of the
Board of Directors
- Hold
your first board
meeting. At
this initial
directors' meeting,
the board will
decide on the
fiscal year
for the corporation,
appoint officers,
write and adopt
bylaws, authorize
and issue stock,
and create an
official stock
certificate
and corporate
seal. If you
plan to be treated
as an S corporation
for tax purposes,
directors should
vote on this
election.
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ÁֽĹßÇà Issue
stock - You
cannot open
for business
until stock
shares have
been issued
and divided
among owners.
Large corporations
must also register
their stock
offerings with
state securities
agencies and
the Securities
Exchange Commission.
Small corporations
typically issue
stock to fewer
than 35 individuals,
which means
they are exempt
from registering
with the SEC.
Private offerings
are also usually
exempt. Many
states have
adopted their
own SEC exemption
rules as well.
When you issue
shares, keep
careful records
that indicate
the identities
of the initial
stockholders,
how many shares
each person
has purchased,
and how he or
she has funded
the purchase.
Each shareholder
will receive
a stock certificate.
In some states,
you may need
to submit a
notice of stock
transaction.
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¿¬·Êº¸°í¼ Most
recent Annual
Statement by
a Domestic Stock
Corporation
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- Applying
FEIN/EIN (Federal
Tax Identification
Number, also
called Employer
Identification
Number) - Free
of charge to
obtain EIN.
This number
will be your
unique identifying
number for your
business. This
number is also
required to
open and maintain
a business bank
account and/or
business credit
card. This is
issued by the
IRS and is basically
a social security
number for a
business. The
IRS uses it
to identify
a business,
and it must
be included
on all your
business tax
filings. Also,
banks typically
require an EIN
in order to
open a business
bank account.
Other companies
that you do
business with
may also require
that your business
provide an EIN
number in order
to pay any of
your invoices.)
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EDD Applying EDD
(Employment
Development
Department)
number - EDD
Customer Account
Number is a
unique, 10 digit
account number.
This is used
on certain written
correspondence
and to register
for UI Online.
It does not
replace SSN
(Social Security
Number). EDD
tax ID number
will be issued
an 8 digit employer
payroll tax
account number
(ex. 000-0000-0),
also known as
a SEIN (State
Employer Identification
Number) or state
ID number.
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Hire employees - Need
to purchase
unemployment
insurance, as
well as workers
compensation.
You will also
have additional
books and records
due to the fact
that you will
be responsible
for payroll.
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Applying Seller's
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Establish
a Shareholder
Agreement. If
you plan to
issue stock
shares, you
need to develop
a document that
details procedures
for selling
and transferring
stock and other
administrative
processes.
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Order a Corporate
Kit
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License
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¹ýÀθí½Å°í Fling Fictitious
Business Name
Statement
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of Transaction
Pursuant to
Corporation
Code Section
25102(f))
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- When you
incorporate in one state and then
are physically located or do business
in another state, you¡¯ll need to
register in the other state as well.
And that means paying those state
filing fees and taxes. While
most small businesses will benefit
from incorporating or forming an
LLC in the state where they¡¯re
located, it¡¯s always good to see
the prices differences across the
50 states.
- To that
end, here¡¯s a compilation of the
formation and annual maintenance
fees for each state. Keep in mind
this data is subject to change:
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- Alabama:
LLC filing fees: $165; LLC Annual
Report; $0, Incorporation filing
fees: $165; Corporation Annual Report:
$0
- Alaska:
LLC filing fees: $250; LLC Initial
Report: $0; LLC Annual Report: $100;
Incorporation filing fees: $250;
Corporation Initial Report: $0;
Corporation Annual Report: $100
- Arizona:
LLC filing fees: $50; LLC Publication
fee: $299 (required); LLC Annual
Report: $0; Incorporation filing
fees: $60; Corporation Publication
fee: $299 (required); Corporation
Annual Report: $45
- Arkansas:
LLC filing fees: $50; LLC Annual
Report: $150; Incorporation filing
fees: $50; Corporation Annual Report:
$150
- California:
LLC filing fees: $75; LLC Initial
Report $20; LLC Annual Report: $20;
Incorporation filing fees: $105;
Corporation Initial Report: $25;
Corporation Annual Report: $25
- Colorado:
LLC filing fees: $50; LLC Annual
Report: $10; Incorporation filing
fees: $50; Corporation Annual Report:
$10
- Connecticut:
LLC filing fees: $175; LLC Annual
Report: $20; Incorporation filing
fees: $455; Corporation Annual Report:
$100
- District
of Columbia: LLC filing fees: $220;
LLC Annual Report: $300; Incorporation
filing fees: $220; Corporation Annual
Report: $300
- Delaware:
LLC filing fees: $140; LLC Annual
Report: $300; Incorporation filing
fees: $140; Corporation Annual Report:
$225 (based on min number of authorized
shares)
- Florida:
LLC filing fees: $155; LLC Annual
Report: $138.75; Incorporation filing
fees: $78.75; Corporation Annual
Report: $150
- Georgia:
LLC filing fees: $100; LLC Annual
Report: $50; Incorporation filing
fees: $100 Corporation Publication
fees: $150 (required for Corps);
Corporation Initial Report: $50;
Corporation Annual Report: $50
- Hawaii:
LLC filing fees: $50; LLC Annual
Report: $15; Incorporation filing
fees: $50; Corporation Annual Report:
$15
- Idaho:
LLC filing fees: $100; LLC Annual
Report: $0; Incorporation filing
fees: $101; Corporation Annual Report:
$0
- Illinois:
LLC filing fees: $500; LLC Annual
Report: $305; Incorporation filing
fees: $175; Corporation Annual Report:
$155
- Indiana:
LLC filing fees: $90; LLC Annual
Report: $30; Incorporation filing
fees: $90; Corporation Annual Report:
$30
- Iowa:
LLC filing fees: $50; LLC Annual
Report: $45; Incorporation filing
fees: $50; Corporation Annual Report:
$45
- Kansas:
LLC filing fees: $160; LLC Annual
Report: $55; Incorporation filing
fees: $90; Corporation Annual Report:
$55
- Kentucky:
LLC filing fees: $55; LLC Annual
Report: $15; Incorporation filing
fees: $55; Corporation Annual Report:
$15
- Louisiana:
LLC filing fees: $100; LLC Annual
Report: $30; Incorporation filing
fees: $100; Corporation Annual Report:
$30
- Maine:
LLC filing fees: $175; LLC Annual
Report: $85; Incorporation filing
fees: $145; Corporation Annual Report:
$85
- Maryland:
LLC filing fees: $155; LLC Annual
Report: depends on revenue (min
fee $300); Incorporation filing
fees: $155; Corporation Annual Report:
depends on revenue (min fee $300)
- Massachusetts:
LLC filing fees: $520; LLC Annual
Report: $520; Incorporation filing
fees: $295; Corporation Annual Report:
$135
- Michigan:
LLC filing fees: $50; LLC Annual
Report: $25; Incorporation filing
fees: $60; Corporation Annual Report:
$25
- Minnesota:
LLC filing fees: $160; LLC Annual
Report: $0; Incorporation filing
fees: $160; Corporation Annual Report:
$0
- Mississippi:
LLC filing fees: $50; LLC Annual
Report: $25; Incorporation filing
fees: $50; Corporation Annual Report:
$25
- Missouri:
LLC filing fees: $50; LLC Annual
Report: $0; Incorporation filing
fees: $58; Corporation Initial Report:
$45; Corporation Annual Report:
$45
- Montana:
LLC filing fees: $70; LLC Annual
Report: $15; Incorporation filing
fees: $70; Corporation Annual Report:
$15
- Nebraska:
LLC filing fees: $120; LLC Publication
fees: $150; LLC Annual Report: $26;
Incorporation filing fees: $65;
Corporation Publication fees: $150;
Corporation Annual Report: $26
- Nevada:
LLC filing fees: $75; LLC Initial
Report: $325; LLC Annual Report:
$325; Incorporation filing fees:
$75; Corporation Initial Report:
$325; Corporation Annual Report:
$325
- New Hampshire:
LLC filing fees: $100; LLC Annual
Report: $100; Incorporation filing
fees: $100; Corporation Annual Report:
$100
- New Jersey:
LLC filing fees: $125; LLC Annual
Report: $50; Incorporation filing
fees: $125; Corporation Annual Report:
$50
- New Mexico:
LLC filing fees: $50; LLC Annual
Report: $0; Incorporation filing
fees: $100; Corporation Initial
Report: $25; Corporation Annual
Report: $25
- New York:
LLC filing fees: $210; LLC Annual
Report: $9; LLC Publication fees:
Starting from $425-$1200; Incorporation
filing fees: $145; Corporation Annual
Report: $9
- North
Carolina: LLC filing fees: $125;
LLC Annual Report: $202; Incorporation
filing fees: $125; Corporation Annual
Report: $20
- North
Dakota: LLC filing fees: $135; LLC
Annual Report: $50; Incorporation
filing fees: $100; Corporation Annual
Report: $25
- Ohio:
LLC filing fees: $125; LLC Annual
Report: $0; Incorporation filing
fees: $125; Corporation Annual Report:
$0
- Oklahoma:
LLC filing fees: $104; LLC Annual
Report: $25; Incorporation filing
fees: $52; Corporation Annual Report:
$0
- Oregon:
LLC filing fees: $100; LLC Annual
Report: $100; Incorporation filing
fees: $100; Corporation Annual Report:
$100
- Pennsylvania:
LLC filing fees: $125; LLC Annual
Report: $0; Incorporation filing
fees: $125; Corporation Annual Report:
$0 Incorporation Publication fees:
$299
- Rhode
Island: LLC filing fees: $150; LLC
Annual Report: $50; Incorporation
filing fees: $230; Corporation Annual
Report: $50
- South
Carolina: LLC filing fees: $110;
LLC Annual Report: $0; Incorporation
filing fees: $135; Corporation Annual
Report: $0; Incorporation Attorney
Signature fees: $100
- South
Dakota: LLC filing fees: $150; LLC
Annual Report: $50; Incorporation
filing fees: $150; Corporation Annual
Report: $50
- Tennessee:
LLC filing fees: $325; LLC Annual
Report: $310; Incorporation filing
fees: $125; Corporation Annual Report:
$20
- Texas:
LLC filing fees: $310; LLC Annual
Report: (depends on gross annual
revenue); Incorporation filing fees:
$310; Corporation Annual Report:
(depends on gross annual revenue)
- Utah:
LLC filing fees: $72; LLC Annual
Report: $15; Incorporation filing
fees: $72; Corporation Annual Report:
$15
- Vermont:
LLC filing fees: $125; LLC Annual
Report: $25; Incorporation filing
fees: $125; Corporation Annual Report:
$35
- Virginia:
LLC filing fees: $104; LLC Annual
Report: $50; Incorporation filing
fees: $79; Corporation Annual Report:
$100
- Washington:
LLC filing fees: $200; LLC Initial
Report: $10; LLC Annual Report:
$73; Incorporation filing fees:
$200; Corporation Initial Report:
$10; Corporation Annual Report:
$73
- West Virginia:
LLC filing fees: $132; LLC Annual
Report: $25; Incorporation filing
fees: $82; Corporation Annual Report:
$25
- Wisconsin:
LLC filing fees: $130; LLC Annual
Report: $25; Incorporation filing
fees: $100; Corporation Annual Report:
$40
- Wyoming:
LLC filing fees: $103; LLC Annual
Report: $52; Incorporation filing
fees: $103; Corporation Annual Report:
$52
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