INCORPORATING A COMPANY IN US, GEORGIA
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Prices below are all quoted in USD.
US$2,300
○ State Filing Fee
○ Corporate Initial Report
○ Registered Agent
○ Employer Identification Number
○ Bylaws & Minutes of Initial Meetings
○ Certified copy of Articles of Incorporation
○ Complete Publication Package*
*Obligatory for every domestic corporation to publish a legal notice of its formation)
The entire filing process takes on average 15 to 21 business days, however the State offers expedited filing
of 3-5 business days with additional fee of US$100.
RockVentures is able to assist you with setting the up of a variety of companies in US, Georgia. Below is a compressed version of the types of business entities in the United States, for more information contact us here.
Good to Know
| Sole Proprietorship | ○ Business owned and controlled exclusively by one person. ○ This person is responsible for the business/firm, including all liability and any profit or loss. ○ There is no limit to the owner’s liability for the firm’s obligations. ○ Features: – Inexpensive to form and Easy to dissolve – Generally have no tax aspects – Virtually no formalities to be observed except basic bookkeeping |
| Partnership | ○ It is an association of two or more persons to carry on, as co-owners, a business for profit. ○ These individuals are responsible for the business, including all liability and any profit or loss. ○ Required to file returns to the government to report the profits and losses ○ Liability of partners is joint and several and any particular partner can be made to pay the entire debts of the partnership. ○ Features: – Relatively inexpensive to form – Each partner has joint and several liability to the partnership. – Taxation is a bit complex, but the partnership itself pays no taxes |
| Limited Liability Company (LLC) |
○ A rather new classification that is now allowed in most states. ○ This type of organization provides a flexible structure to meet various needs. ○ Features: – LLC’s are extremely flexible, and can be used for a very wide range of businesses. – LLC’s can be as simple or complex as the member’s desire. – Can elect to be taxed either as corporations, or as partners (if they have two or more members) or be disregarded for tax purposes like a sole proprietorship. |
| Business Corporation – S corporation (S corp) – C corporation (C corp) |
○ A business corporation is a legal entity established by individual(s) under the laws of a state to conduct particular types of business or transactions. ○ The owner becomes a shareholder and has the option to sell the business if things don’t work out for continued ownership. ○ The negative piece of this option is that it is more expensive than the others and takes a bit more time. ○ It is subject to much more compliances as compared to a Sole Proprietorship or Partnership or Limited Liability Company. ○ Features: – Centralization of Management – The corporation exists separately from its shareholders, directors and employees. – A corporation is a ‘person’ in the eyes of the law. A corporation functions in the same manner as a person and has the same rights and responsibilities as a person. – The corporation may make contracts, assume liabilities, sue and be sued. – The corporation and its shareholders and directors have specific duties and obligations to each other. – Liability of shareholders is limited to the amount of shares held by them. (Shareholders can transfer ownership interests) – Continuity until dissolved according to law. For more information, click here |
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