Business Registration
Streamline Your Business Setup with Our Efficient Registration Services! At Cre8tive Global Consulting, we understand that navigating the legal requirements of business registration can be daunting. That’s why we offer a seamless and hassle-free solution to get your business up and running swiftly. Our expert team specializes in guiding entrepreneurs through the intricacies of registration, ensuring compliance with all necessary regulations, and saving you valuable time and energy.
Whether you’re launching a sole proprietorship, LLC, partnership, or corporation, we’ve got you covered. From obtaining the essential licenses to filing the required paperwork, our comprehensive service handles every step of the registration process. Let us take the complexities off your plate, allowing you to focus on what truly matters. Building and growing your business.
Here’s what you get.
- Business Registration
- Article of Formation
- Registered Agent
- EIN
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- Accounting Services
- Tax Services
- Business Services
- Business Management Solutions
Offered Business Registration Service
- Due to state processing delays and closures, filing times may be delayed.
- EIN requires a social security number or taxpayer ID number to fill with the IRS.
- Preparation of IRS S-Election Form with instructions on finalizing the form.
- Nonprofit requires 3+ years of financial projections to file entity formation and exception status.
- *State fees subject to change.
Our business formation services work for incorporating a company in a way that it becomes very easy for you, and meanwhile you can do other important tasks. In addition to LLC filing, we have a complete section of amazing startup services (example: Business Planning, Business License, Website creation, etc ). We are Cre8tive Global Consulting, and our job is not only to get you started but also to make sure you achieve consistent success. It is our motto to give you a valuable experience and satisfactory results, all a reasonable amount.
| Business Type | How it’s unique | Protection and taxation | Drawbacks to consider |
|---|---|---|---|
LLC From S348 + state filing fees | Better for max flexibility in how you manage and run your business; board of directors not required Unlimited owners (aka “members”) allowed | You’re not personally on the hook for business liabilities Taxed once or twice; you’re free to choose which can help minimize taxes | Ongoing fillings and fees to stay in compliance LLCs can’t go public Not recognized globally; you may be taxed as a corporation in other countries |
S CorporationFrom S488 + state filing fees | Better for smaller corporations 100 shareholders max Owners can only get common stock | You’re not personally on the hook for business liabilities Taxed once – only shareholders pay on profits received | Ongoing filings and fees to stay in compliance Less management flexibility; must have a board of directors More admin; strict rules about holding meetings and keeping records All shareholders must be U.5. citizens or residents |
C CorporationFrom $488 + state filing fees | Best if you plan to go public one day; can issue shares to founders, employees, and investors Unlimited owners (aka “shareholders”) allowed Owners may get preferred stock Recognized internationally Preferred by investors | You’re not personally on the hook for business liabilities Taxed twice – business pays at the corporate level, and shareholders pay on income received | Ongoing filings and fees to stay in compliance Less management flexibility; must have a board of directors More admin; strict rules about holding meetings and keeping records |
PartnershipFrom $548 + state filing fees | In a partnership entity, there’s usually an agreement between two or more participants who carry on a trade or business together and allocate the ownership and profit/loss aspects according to their contractual terms. | For federal income tax purposes, the partnership is a pass-through entity and not a taxpaying entity. A pass-through entity is a business entity that has no tax liability. The entity income is passed through the owner’s income, who pays income taxes on it. | The main disadvantages of the LLC are centered around the fact that certain states have varying rules and regulations concerning their operations, legal status, and degree of limited liability protection available. Therefore, a business that operates in more than one state may not receive consistent treatment in these states. |