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Originally posted by Incognito
I have an LLC which is enlisted to be taxed as a corporation with IRS. Dont know if it's good enough.
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Incognito,
your efforts sound like a step in the right direction, however here in America there are other conditions/elements that are expected to be in place, demonstrating a active business location. It is important to be prepared, and read the writing on the wall.
I have written previously on some of the elements, however will repeat for those who might be gathering a check list of things to do, if you were considering taking advantage of Nevada's favorable corporate laws:
In this arena you may set-up fresh corporation, or if you have the resources acquire a clean "AGED" corporation. These are corporations who have been officially registered for several years, filed tax returns, have bank account, in the phone book.... however they have done $0 (zero) business. As you can imagine the advantages of overnight purchasing a "corporation" that has been in business for 3 , 5 or 7 years.
Incorporate
Misc Trade name filing w/ state
Business License
Arrange Contract Corporate Officers (US citizens who only act as proxies, for documents, registrations)
Business telephone listing
Telephone service at business location (answered by human in your company name)
business bank account (Nevada)
Place of Business (having your business listed on a lobby directory)
D&B Number for business
EIN TAX ID for Nevada Location.
Hope that helps. If you have any questions how mine got set up, please email me.
WB