Form a Nevada Corporation in 3 Easy Steps

Incorporation Process, Frequently Asked Questions & Pricing

If you’re looking for a pro-business environment and less information-sharing agreements with the IRS, you may want to form a Nevada corporation. Nevada has no corporate income taxes and usually the business filing in Nevada can be performed pretty quickly relative to other states.

But before you incorporate in Nevada, make sure that it’s the right choice for you.  If your business operates in a state other than Nevada, you may still owe taxes and fees to your state. Do the math and see if it’s not better just to incorporate where you are.

Whatever your decision, our recommended partner, LegalZoom, can help you set up your Nevada corporation or LLC; or a corporation, partnership, or LLC for any other state.  You can go through their easy-to-understand corporate law library to decide how you want to incorporate, or if an LLC makes more sense in your situation. Then, you just answer a few straightforward questions online.  With the support of their expansive database of information and contacts with each Secretary of State office around the U.S., they file the required legal documents and present you with a very professional and reliable corporate kit.

LegalZoom’s online incorporation service was created by expert attorneys to save you time and money. USA Today, New York Times, Popular Science and ABC News have recognized LegalZoom as the premier online legal service.

We feel safe in referring them because they’ve formed tens of thousands of corporations and offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee.  Their customers like them because they’re fast, and cost about 85% less than what an attorney would charge.

Go to LegalZoom to start your Nevada corporation (or any other state corporation). You’ll be glad you did.

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