the website to incorporate my bussiness www.corp.ca.gov.what incon do i go in to fill the appication?
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Have to look up the Corporations Act. It tells you the steps of how to set up a business. \n\nFactors needed to be considered: \n- whether the business will be by sole proprietor, partnership or company. \n- register for ABN\n- inform ATO\n- register business name
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Anyone can do business in US with no requirement to be physically present here. Of course, registration, license etc are required.\n\nGenerally you will need to register in every state where you intend to do "business" (e.g. recruit employees, open shop or other physical presence, not including internet or remote sales). Otherwise it is sufficient to register in a single state out of the 50 states.\n\n(1) Pick a state. Most foreign companies pick Delaware\n\n(2) Get incorporated (either as corporation or LLC etc). \n\nIf you do not want it as a corporation but only as a sole proprietorship, you don't have to incorporate. But you can rent an office in any city, go to that city office and get a business license with that address.\n\n(3) If it is a corporation you will need a separate tax id (Also known as entity identification number). You can telephone IRS and they will assign one. For sole prop you can file taxes with personal income tax. \n\n(4) If you incorporate in Delaware and also keep a physical presence in Delaware you won't need a separate certificate from the DE state. IF you incorporate in Delaware and rent an office space in California, you will need a separate "certificate of qualification" from CA state, as a "foreign corporation" (foreign in the sense of another state, not country). You will pay taxes to CA state and not DE State (Where you pay only franchise taxes for shares and no business income tax).\n\nGenerally companies located overseas incorporate in Delaware, and also open a virtual office in Delaware through "Registered Agent" who helps you incorporate. It costs about $500 for one time incorporation, and a recurring cost of $200 or so each year to maintain legal active status it in Delaware. (Figures are approximate).  OFfice space costs are extra.\n\nThe other alternate would be finding a "partner" company that imports your product and markets it in US.\n\nYou will need to decide if you want to go alone or find a partnering company. \n\nImporting gold may invoke custom duties.\n\nOften each segment of a business US is outsourced to expert companies. Importing company could be different from marketing and sales company.\n\nHope the writeup helps a bit. Good Luck on your plans.
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You file your articles with the Texas Secretary of State.  Forms are available at TX SOS website (see link below) and I'm sure the mailing address is on the form or elsewhere on the site.  There will be a filing fee, I don't know what Texas' is off the top of my head, they're typically anywhere from $50-300.  You're going to need an Employer Identification Number, go to IRS website (click on link below) and fill in the online Form SS-4.  Also, any corporation needs to have bylaws, just Google "texas bylaws forms" and see if you can get some for free.  And, finally, use your EIN to open a separate bank account for the corporation, very important to keep personal and business funds separate.
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Generally, there is no "requirement" to be a corporation, but corporations (in addition to LLCs) are nice for liability limitation.\n\nCorporations are reasonably cheap to form.  A nice neighborhood type lawyer will probably do the entire incorporation for you for few hundred dollars plus filing fees - including getting your EIN number, any sales tax registrations, and possibly filing your S-Corporation election (so that your corporation avoids "double-tax").   If you're not incorporating in NY but you're doing business there, you'll also want to consider "qualifying" your corporation to do business in NY.   Again, that is simple stuff that can be handled by a neighborhood lawyer.\n\nGood luck.
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You can go to your county and look for the business registration division. They would have all the documentation you need for starting a business.\n\nOr you can go to your Secretary of State website and look for links on Doing Business in [YOUR STATE]. That section will contain information on starting your business, and some states will even let you do everything online.
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Corporations are registered in the States. Your state will have a website that most likely has that ability online. I live in Florida and the website is www.sunbiz.org.
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Not hard. You dissolve the Corp., which will entail convening the officers. Sell off or distribute all assets between all shareholders.Have a lawyer bless the proceedings. Make sure Secy. documents everything.Have lawyer keep copy. File a copy of this to Tx. Secy. of State (same address you incorporated with).Go to County. File business name. Start over.
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The forms are more than "a bit confusing", they are so convoluted as to be close to impossible to get right the first time.\n\nWhen I moved down here and re-incorporated, I used one of the incorporation services and saved myself quite a bit of hassle:\nhttp://www.floridaincorporationservice.com/\n\nYou may want to use them (or another service, but these folks are very good) or have an incorporation lawyer walk you through the process.\n\nHope this helps!
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In order to set-up a Corporation in a state in which you do not live, you will need to enlist the services of a "Resident Agent" within the state you intend to incorporate in. chose wisely in the state of Nevada, it is extremely easy to become a victim of fraud there, and there is very little you will be able to do about it if you do. Furthermore, even if an individual is registered with the Nevada Secretary of State as a registered agent, there are still no guarantees. An example of a more secure "Resident Agent" company to work with would be, "Nevada Corporate Headquarters" in Las Vegas (NCHInc.com). \n\nFinally, given the bad reputation of Nevada companies, you may want to consider incorporating in Delaware instead.
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Canada Business has a nice step by step guide to incorporating your business in Toronto \n\nhttp://www.cbsc.org/servlet/ContentServer?cid=1085667966128&pagename=CBSC_FE%2Fdisplay&lang=en&c=Regs
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Yes, your father should get a business license. You did not mention where in California, so you may want to start with the California Business site called CalGold, where you enter your county and city and business type to find out what is required: http://www.calgold.ca.gov/ \n\nThe license itself will be issued by the county in which he resides, so go to that county's website and see if they have an online application. \n\nOther very useful centers are the Small Business Administration (SBA) http://www.sbaonline.sba.gov/businesslaw/index.html \nand Small Business Development Center (SBDC) http://www.norcalsbdc.org/aboutus.htm. \n\nThey both offer counseling and assistance in the start-up of small business. All counseling is confidential and most counseling services are free.\n\nBest of luck!
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Start Your Own Corporation\nFrom Darrell Zahorsky,\nYour Guide to Small Business Information.\nHave an Idea? Pitch a Story\nFREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now!\n\nShould your small business become a corporation? This is a question you need to ask during the start-up and evolution of your company. Learn what you need to know about incorporating your small business.\n\nBill's years of hard work had finally paid off. Bill's company, a sole proprietorship computer business was earning solid profits and had built a large client base. Bill thought he had it made, until a part-time employee had "an accident" that wiped out a customer's computer system.\n\nIn a matter of months, Bill's dream business came tumbling down. Slapped with a lawsuit, the sole proprietor lost all his assets, savings, house, and marriage. If Bill had his company incorporated, his business and personal life would have been separated and had an additional layer of protection.\n\nncorporation reduces disasters.\n\nAccording to BizStats.com, only 22% of all the small businesses in America are a limited liability corporation, S corporation, or C corporation. Over 72% of businesses are solely operated and exposed to liability risk.\n\nThe decision to start your own corporation will vary, depending on the needs of the business and yourself. Consider the following benefits of incorporation:\n\nBenefits of Starting Your Own Corporation\n\n# Liability: A corporation exists as a separate legal entity from your personal life. Any debts or lawsuits are incurred by the company, not the owner. Any business with potential for lawsuits should consult with a lawyer and consider incorporation. Incorporating will offer an added layer of protection but it is still adviseable to obtain business liability insurance.\n\nThe bad debts will often be the responsibility of the corporation. In the case of bank financing, more and more banks require business owners to sign a personal guarantee; making your personal assets collectible on a defaulted loan. Consider your options before signing.\n\n# Taxation: Another main benefit to incorporating is the taxation of a company. Corporations are often taxed at a lower rate and have better taxable benefits. Talk to your accountant about the tax advantages.\n\n# Raising Money: Financing a small business as a sole proprietorship or partnership can be difficult. A corporation can sell shares of the company and raise money easier than other business structure types.\n\n# Selling the Business: A non-corporate business is hard to valuate properly. A business corporation value will be based on the business, not the owner, therefore making it easy to sell the company.\n\nStarting your own corporation can be more costly and time consuming than other business types. Your accountant and lawyer can advise you accordingly. The steps to incorporation are as follows:\n\n7 Steps to Start Your Own Corporation\n\n1: Choose a Corporate Name & Address: Have a corporate name search performed to ensure you are unique and have no trade mark problems in the future.\n2: Select A State to Incorporate: Setting up a corporation will be easier and cheaper in your home state than out of state.\n\n3: Select A Corporation Type: Determine the best type of corporation for your business--LLC, S corporation or C corporation.\n\n4: Determine Company Directors: Directors of the company and positions will have to be filed within the Articles of Incorporation and By-laws.\n\n5: Choose Your Share Type:Corporations can issue common and preferred stock. Select the best for your situation.\n\n6: Obtain Certificate of Incorporation: Available from local State office or business retailer.\n\n7: Process & File Incorporation: Your incorporation can be completed by a lawyer or a do-it-yourself kit. Finally, file your incorporation with a Registered Agent.\n\nThe decision to incorporate or not is an important one. Work with your advisors to determine if the time is right for
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In CA, you can incorporate yourself in two class: S corp. or C corp.\nIf you are U.S. citizen, and you only have investers under 20 people, you can applied this class. S corporation gives you great benefit in taxation and other government grants.  You can find the application online at SBA(Small Business Association).com.  It's true not to depend on lawyer too much. But you definitely need an accountant to do it. In CA, normally around $500 will be enough for them to done the application procedure for you. Plus anything else, the total cost of incorporate should be at least couple of grand.  Since California is so close to Nevada, if you register as a Nevada corporation, you'll enjoy more tax benefit.  Buy a book about incorporation before you decide which entity to choose and where to incorporate.
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Here is the form you need. It says at the top you don't need an attorney.. but having one might be a good idea.\n\nhttp://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/forms/fillable/cd200.pdf\n\nFrequently asked questions about filing:\nhttp://www.occourts.org/scripts/faq.pl?Topic=Civilven
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Here are some resources for starting a business in North Carolina http://www.nccommerce.com/servicenter/blio/startup/\n\nInformation on filing limited partnerships, LLPs, LLCs, and corporations is available by telephone, letter, over the counter, or over the Internet from:\n\nDepartment of the Secretary of State\nCorporations Division\nPO Box 29622\nRaleigh, NC 27626-0622\n919 807-2225\nToll-free: 1 888 246-7636 (leave message)\nhttp://www.sosnc.com \n\nThis is the page that has all the information on incorporation in NC including searching for corporation name, fee schedules and forms.\nhttp://www.secretary.state.nc.us/Corporations/ThePage.aspx
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- Get a book or books from the library on how to incorporate in Nevada which gives examples of articles of incorporation and by-laws. Then do up the paperwork yourself, file it all yourself and wait for your reply from the Nevada secretary of state.  Nevada is presently the best state to incorporate in based on their corporate rules and liability protections.\n\nor\n\n-  Get a book or books from the library (or at the nearest well-stocked bookstore) on how to incorporate (in your state if there is such a book specifically for your state) which gives examples of articles of incorporation and by-laws. Go to your secretary of state's website for their corporation rules and regulations and make sure you follow them in forming your corporation. Then do up the paperwork yourself, file it all yourself with the secretary of state in your state and wait for your reply.