Shelf Corporation or Aged Corporations
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For Best Results in Building Corporate Credit - Start with one of our Aged Corporations!3 - 5 year corporations are great for credit building and economical!Great Sale on Colorado Aged Corporations! Free Credit Building PRO CD Set with Purchase! A $399 Value!This is a Limited Offer!The best kept secret of Colorado Corporations is that there are no taxes on sales or business conducted outside the State of Colorado! Plus for Privacy, the Officers of the Corporation and Shareholders can be kept in the Articles and Bylaws of the Corporation and not posted at the State Level! Thus keeping the identity of the Officers Totally Private and can be changed immediately within the Corporate Documents!We have 48 Colorado Shelf Corporations ready for delivery from 1 yrs to 55 years Old.Regular Price for our Colorado Aged Corporations are $1,000 per year plus $250 service fee. |
| Colorado Shelf Corporations | Available Now | Sale Priced Now! |
| 3-5 year | 20 | $2,500 |
| 6-8 year old | 4 | $3,000 |
| 8-10 year old | 2 | $5,000 |
| 11-12 year old | 2 | $6,000 |
| 13-15 year old | 0 | $6,500 |
| 15-20 year old | 1 | $9,500 |
| 21-25 year old | 0 | $12,500 |
| 26-30 year old | 0 | $15,500 |
| 31-35 year old | 2 | $18,500 |
| 36-40 year old | 1 | $22,500 |
| 41-50 year old | 2 | $25,000 |
Name Changes are Only $125 Additionally at time of Purchase!
Many of these companies DO NOT have credit ratings or D&B registrations yet.
$399 Bonus CD Set included with all Colorado Corporations!
Yes, we are giving away free a copy of our PRO Credit Building CD Set on every Colorado Company!
Grow credit on these great shelf corporations! Aged Corporations!
Nevada Shelf Corporations
Nevada Shelf Corporations and Nevada Aged Corporations:
1972 Nevada Corporation $50,000 (1 available)
1994 Nevada Corporation $15,335
1999 Nevada Corporation $10,500
2000 Nevada Corporation $9,500
2001 Nevada Corporation $8,000
2006 Nevada Corporation $5,500
We have over 16 Nevada aged corporations in stock!
Delaware Corporations:
1992 Delaware Corporation $19,995
1994 Delaware Corporation $15,995
For Best Results in Building Corporate Credit - Start with one of our Aged Corporations!3 - 5 year corporations are great for credit building and economical!Nevada Shelf CorporationsNevada Shelf Corporations and Nevada Aged Corporations:1972 Nevada Corporation $50,000 (1 available)1994 Nevada Corporation $24,3351999 Nevada Corporation $10,5002000 Nevada Corporation $9,5002001 Nevada Corporation $8,0002006 Nevada Corporation $5,500We have over 16 Nevada aged corporations in stock!UK Companies:Company Name : xxxx xxxx xxx ROADSHOW LIMITED |
Wyoming Corporations, Wyoming Shelf Corporations, Wyoming LLC, Wyoming Aged Corporation:
A key benefit of doing business in Wyoming is not having to pay corporate or personal income taxes. Besides allowing business owners to enjoy higher earnings, the lack of an individual income tax contributes to a lower cost of labor in the state.
Wyoming has ranked #1 for business-friendly taxation on Tax Foundation’s State Business Tax Climate Index every year, 2003-2008!
Taxes—what taxes?
- No corporate state income tax
- No personal state income tax
- No inventory tax
- Sales and use tax base rate of 4% with 2% county optional tax
- Sales and use tax exemption on equipment used directly and predominantly in the manufacturing process, for manufactures in the 31-33 NAICS Classifications.
Looking for small business tax incentives? Wyoming does not have tax incentives because Wyoming already has very low taxes. According to the Wyoming Taxpayers Association, Wyoming’s personal tax burden is the second lowest in the nation. Wyoming’s major yearly personal taxes are about 4 percent of income, while the regional average ranges from 7 percent to 9 percent. The national average varies from 8 percent to 10 percent, depending on income level.
Who pays taxes in Wyoming? Wyoming’s largest source of revenue is mineral extraction with the second being the tourism industry. This means citizens and businesses have one of the lowest tax burdens in the country.
In 2002, Mining and Extraction contributed $4.49 billion to Wyoming Gross State Product or 26.74% of all private industry in Wyoming. Mineral Production is taxed as property tax, although it is in fact a severance tax based on market value of the natural resource being severed. Wyoming taxes minerals at 100% of value, unlike “other” property taxes, which are taxed at rates between 9.5 and 11.5%. In the end, because of higher valuations than other lands and higher tax rates, mineral production ends up paying 94.4% of all “property taxes” paid to the State of Wyoming.
In 2003, Tourism contributed $87.6 million to state and local tax receipts, with money coming from state and local sales tax, local sales, lodging tax and gasoline.
Wyoming’s property taxes are low compared to most other states. The state assesses agricultural lands at 9.5% of agricultural value; residential and commercial at 9.5% of fair market value; industrial at 11.5% of fair market value; and minerals at 100% of fair market value. To calculate residential and commercial taxes, use the following equation: (Fair Market Value x 95%) x Local Mill Levy Rate = Property Tax
For-profit corporations, limited liability corporations, limited partnerships and registered limited liability partnerships do pay an annual license tax/franchise fee to the Wyoming Secretary of State. This fee is based on a company’s assets located and employed in Wyoming. Non-profit corporations pay a flat fee of $25.
New Wyoming Corporation or LLC $495 with our secret asset privacy filing method. Our Regular Filing $295. Both Filings include first year resident agent fees.
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