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Why Incorporate?

incorporating a business yields corporate tax benifits and liability protection.

Incorporating a Business

There’s a time honored saying that if something “ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” This maxim has guided some notable and successful business people who operate throughout their lives as sole proprietors. Frequently, such individuals have a strong personal constitution and conduct their business “on a handshake” choosing to rely on their ability to savvy the character of their business contacts instead of written contracts. While noble, this anachronistic approach to business places one at extreme risk in today’s litigious and frequently predatory business climate. In the past you may have been able to run a business for years without a real risk of being sued. Those days are gone. These days, it’s a question of when you’ll get sued, not if.

What can you do to protect yourself? Obviously, business insurance offers a first line of defense. But insurance companies have rooms full of lawyers whose only job is to try and figure a way to deny claims. And insurance companies can go bankrupt. (Just ask AIG). To achieve true protection you need a carefully crafted business structure that exploits the asset protection properties of corporations, LLCs or Limited Liability Limited Partnerships. We can help you with this process. We have set up tens of thousands of corporations and we are adept at helping you manage a corporate structure. We can help insure that your corporation is compliant and that you maintain it so that you maximize the protection of the “corporate veil.”

An additional reason to incorporate is that a corporation, as a “separate legal entity,” has the ability to establish credit that is separate and apart from the credit histories of its shareholders and officers. This is a virtual necessity if you want to secure real estate investment loans. The days when you could obtain multiple mortgage loans in your personal name for investment properties are over. We are experts at helping businesses obtain non-personal guarantee business loans which are tied to a corporation’s EIN and not the shareholder’s Social Security Number. We are very proud of the results we have been able to secure for our business credit clients in the middle of what has been described as “the worst credit crisis of our lifetime.”



Nevada State Corporate Network offers liability protection and corporate tax benefits.

The information contained herein is made by way of general comment and is not intended as legal advice. Nor should it be seen as an alternative to or substitute for advice from a lawyer.


 Nevada State Corporate Network, Inc.
 777 N. Rainbow Blvd. # 250
 Las Vegas, NV 89107
 702.838.8599 - Phone   |   702.838.5130 - Fax
 Email: info@nscn.com