:: Within 24 hours you will receive an email confirmation of your payment.

:: Your paperwork will be filed in 1 business day. We will send you an email confirmation with a tracking number.

:: Currently Florida Department of Corporations processes corporate filings in about 3-4 business days. We will email you your finalized Articles of Incorporation as a PDF attachment, within 1 business day after the state has processed your request. Use that document for any legal reason, to prove the active status and legality of your corporation. With it you can open a business bank account, apply for licenses and permits, workman’s comp, etc.

:: We provide complete service and meet all state requirements.

:: We ONLY handle Florida company registrations.

:: We work with the state to make corrections and updates.

:: We do not charge you for services or documents which are not required by Florida Department of Corporations such as Operating Agreement, Statement of Organizer, Banking Resolution, Corporate Kit, etc.

:: We file every order with the state in 1 business day, vs. our competitors who will charge you extra.

:: We provide fast free email delivery of your approved paperwork 1 business day after the state has processed your request vs. our competitors who may charge you for that service and also charge you for mailing your documents.

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:: The cost that you see at the top of our application is the final cost for the service.

In order to form a corporation, articles of incorporation must be executed and filed with the Department of State by one or more members or authorized representatives of the limited liability company. The articles of incorporation shall set forth the following and additional information as required:

1. The name of the corporation.

2. The mailing address and the street address of the principal office of the corporation.

3. The Florida street address of the registered agent of the corporation.

The articles of incorporation are executed by at least one director or authorized representative.

There are restrictions on the words that a corporation can contain. However, most of the restrictions are in place to ensure that your corporate name does not mislead the general public or imply that the business is a different type of entity than it actually is. For example, you cannot make your corporate name “Acme LLC” if you have not filed the necessary documents with your Secretary of State to legally form an LLC. Likewise, you cannot include “DBA” in your corporate name if you haven’t yet filed the documents to legally form a DBA.

The corporation is a separate and distinct legal entity apart from the owners of the business. A corporation can own property, enter into contracts, and conduct business under its own name.

Management decisions must often be made by formal vote and recorded in corporate minutes . Director and shareholder meetings
must be properly noticed and documented.

There are many advantages to incorporating your business.  Liability protection of your personal assets is one of the primary reasons why a small business will form a corporation.  Incorporating helps to separate your personal assets from that of your business.   A corporation is a legal entity that exists separately from its owners or shareholders. Typically, shareholders are not liable for the debts and obligations of the corporation or from any litigation where the corporation is the defendant.  In a partnership or sole proprietorship, the creditors can go after the owner’s personal assets if the company assets are not enough to settle a claim.

1) A Florida corporation will have an unlimited life.

2) Incorporations have limited liability protection for shareholders.

3) Shares are transferable.

4) Check with a CPA in Florida, because you may be able to reduce taxes.

More information on Sub Chapter S corporate status for tax purposes:

Form 2553 Instructions

Form 2553 elect S-Corp status

Once we complete your registration filing and email you your approved paperwork, you can obtain your occupational license on site at any Tax Collector office within the city/county where your business is located.

Corporations are generally filed with the state and/or county and/or city where you are going to conduct business under the Corporation name.

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Upon registration Florida Registrations will email your Articles Of Incorporation. Those will be sent as a .pdf attachment to the email address you list on the online application. You can use those documents for any legal reason to proof the status of your corporation, such as opening a bank account or applying for licenses and permits. Nothing will be sent via mail.

Corporations satisfy the Workers comp requirements for both construction and non-construction industries.

Workers Comp Exempt Form

Corporations and LLCs can take advantage of tax savings options that are not available to sole proprietorships or partnerships. For example, corporations can establish pension, profit-sharing and stock ownership plans, which can lower the corporation’s taxable income. Medical, life and disability insurance premiums are also completely tax deductible for corporations. In addition, a corporation can own shares of stock in another corporation and receive 80 percent of the dividends tax-free.

Florida requires that an individual, or service company, be responsible for receiving important legal and tax documents on behalf of the Corporation.

This service is provided by an “agent” of the Corporation who is “registered” within Florida, thus the term “Registered Agent.”

Registered agent is simply a person or service company that is designated to receive documentation on behalf of the Corporation.

Any director or officer of the Corporation can act as Registered Agent for the Corporation if he or she resides within the state of Florida.

An outside company can also act as registered agent for the Corporation. Our affiliate Opus Virtual Offices provides registered agent services. For more information you can access their website by clicking on this link: Opus Servise

No. An attorney or CPA is not legally required to form a corporation.

The laws requiring DBA registration extend to LLCs and Corporations. If the company conducts business under any name other than the exact legal name that appears on the LLC’s or Corporation’s formation documents, they are required to register it as a DBA. “Conducting business” can include marketing materials, letterhead, business cards, etc. in addition to actual business transactions. Also, banks generally require a DBA registration prior to opening a business bank account or establishing a line of credit.

The Corporate registration is valid until Articles Of Dissolution are filed with the Division Of Corporations. The Corp. will be administratively dissolved if no annual report is filed with the Division Of Corporations. All Corporations registered must maintain a current mailing address with the Division. Address changes must be made by letter or other written communication to the Division of Corporations.