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FORMING YOUR COMPANY IN NEVADA
Start-Up Essentials Package
$5,000.00
WHY INCORPORATE IN BUSINESS FRIENDLY STATES?

While each business is different, some states simply stand out as good choices for incorporation. Delaware, Nevada, and Wyoming are ideal choices for incorporating your business due to their business friendly rules, enhanced privacy, and knowledgeable courts. You don’t need to incorporate in the state where you or your business physically resides. In business friendly states, you can incorporate and receive tax benefits without actually living there or operating your business in the state.

Consider the benefits of Incorporating in Nevada:

All about your Start-Up Essentials Package
A specialized, customizable package of legal contracts and documents that include
everything a startup company formed in Nevada needs to protect its assets from the beginning.
You won’t find these contracts online anywhere but here.
Going it alone doesn’t mean doing it alone.
Forming Your Company in Nevada
We're here to walk you through everything that is included in your Start-Up Essentials Package to properly form your Company in Nevada. Talk with attorney Kelly Bagla who will answer your questions and help you make sure this is the package that is best for your business.

Then, when you're ready to place your order - we'll transfer your documents to you immediately online. It's the best combination of DIY and personal attorney attention.

Remember, once you purchase your package - you will receive a One-Hour Legal strategy session with Attorney Kelly Bagla to help get you started.
Protect Yourself Today!
Get the Start-Up Essentials Package
for Companies formed in Nevada


LEGAL DOCUMENTS YOU CAN TRUST
All documents are backed by BAGLA LAW FIRM, APC, a trusted name in business law.

Here's What's Included:
Go Legal Yourself

    1. One-hour Legal strategy session with Attorney Kelly Bagla

    • You will receive one hour of confidential legal consultation with an attorney regarding your business.

    2. Startup Essentials Instructions

    • Complete instructions for how to fill out and use the documents in your package.

    3. Articles of Incorporation

    • Articles of Incorporation refers to a set of formal documents filed with a government body to legally document the creation of a corporation.

    4. Bylaws

    • Bylaws of a corporation set forth various procedures affecting the governance of the corporation. Generally, the Bylaws set forth the responsibilities of the directors and officers, the manner of calling meetings of the shareholders and directors, the maintenance of corporate records, the issuance of reports to shareholders, voting and proxy procedures and general corporate matters.

    5. Sole Incorporator Resolution

    • The incorporator is the person who signed the Articles of Incorporation. This person could be you or someone else. Once the Articles of Incorporation are filed with the state, the incorporator will sign the Sole Incorporator Resolution appointing the board of directors and will generally resign as the sole incorporator as to avoid any further liability.

    6. Organizational Meeting Minutes

    • Organizational Meeting Minutes are the minutes of the first shareholder meeting to approve and agree on all the actions of the incorporator. The Organizational Meeting Minutes will appoint officers, elect directors, issue shares, approve bylaws, and allow for the setting up of bank accounts.

    7. Founder’s Stock Purchase Agreement

    • A founder is the person who founded the company. A Founder’s Stock Purchase Agreement allows the founders to document their initial ownership in the company, including standard transfer restrictions and any vesting provisions with respect to their shares.

    8. Subscription Agreement

    • A Subscription Agreement is an agreement between a company and investor that sets out the price and terms of a purchase of shares in the company. The Subscription Agreement details the rights and obligations associated with the share purchase.

    9. Form SS-4 Employer Identification number with Instructions

    • An Employer Identification Number is a nine-digit number assigned to a corporation, by the IRS, for tax filing and reporting purposes.

    10. Form 2553 Election by a Small Business Corporation with Instructions

    • Filling out and filing Form 2553 is a necessary step in order to qualify as an SCorporation and avoid the double taxation. The IRS will respond to the company with a letter confirming the election for S-Corporation but the entity must be incorporated first.

    11. Promissory Note

    • A Promissory Note is a written promise to pay someone. Initially, you may loan money to your company and when your company makes money, the company will pay you back, without paying taxes on the loaned amount.

    12. Client Agreement

    • A Service or Client Agreement is an agreement between your business and your clients. In it, you explain the terms and conditions under which you will provide your service to them.

    13. Independent Contractor Agreement

    • An Independent Contractor Agreement is a written contract between two parties for a specific service or project. One person or company is hiring another to help complete a short-term task. The party being hired is not an employee for legal and tax purposes.

    14. Website Terms of Use

    • Website Terms of Use are a set of rules and guidelines that a user must agree to in order to use your website. It’s up to you to set the rules and guidelines that the user must agree to.

    15. Website Privacy Policy

    • A Website Privacy Policy is a statement that discloses some or all of the ways a party gathers, uses, discloses, and manages a customer’s data. It fulfills a legal requirement to protect a customer’s privacy.

    16. Website Disclaimer

    • A Website Disclaimer is a legal notice covering some of the key legal issues that arise out of the operation of your website, and allows for the limitation of liability.
All Fees are Nonrefundable as upon payment you’ll have immediate access to the legal documents.

Questions? Give us a call.

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Bagla Law Firm, APC,
a proven and established name in Business Law

5857 Owens Ave, Ste 300
Carlsbad, CA 92008


(760) 525-4540
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HOME  >  LEGAL DOCUMENTS  >  FORMING YOUR COMPANY IN NEVADA

FORMING YOUR COMPANY IN NEVADA
Start-Up Essentials Package
$5,000.00


WHY INCORPORATE IN BUSINESS FRIENDLY STATES?

While each business is different, some states simply stand out as good choices for incorporation. Delaware, Nevada, and Wyoming are ideal choices for incorporating your business due to their business friendly rules, enhanced privacy, and knowledgeable courts. You don’t need to incorporate in the state where you or your business physically resides. In business friendly states, you can incorporate and receive tax benefits without actually living there or operating your business in the state.

Consider the benefits of Incorporating in Nevada:

All about your Start-Up Essentials Package
A specialized, customizable package of legal contracts and documents that include everything a startup company formed in Nevada needs to protect its assets from the beginning. You won’t find these contracts online anywhere but here.
Going it alone doesn’t mean doing it alone.
Forming Your Company in Nevada

We're here to walk you through everything that is included in your Start-Up Essentials Package to properly form your Company in Nevada. Talk with attorney Kelly Bagla who will answer your questions and help you make sure this is the package that is best for your business.

Then, when you're ready to place your order - we'll transfer your documents to you immediately online. It's the best combination of DIY and personal attorney attention.

Remember, once you purchase your package - you will receive a One-Hour Legal strategy session with Attorney Kelly Bagla to help get you started.
Protect Yourself Today!
Get the Start-Up Essentials Package
for Companies formed in Nevada


LEGAL DOCUMENTS YOU CAN TRUST
All documents are backed by BAGLA LAW FIRM, APC, a trusted name in business law.

Here's What's Included:

    1. One-hour Legal strategy session with Attorney Kelly Bagla

    • You will receive one hour of confidential legal consultation with an attorney regarding your business.

    2. Startup Essentials Instructions

    • Complete instructions for how to fill out and use the documents in your package.

    3. Articles of Incorporation

    • Articles of Incorporation refers to a set of formal documents filed with a government body to legally document the creation of a corporation.

    4. Bylaws

    • Bylaws of a corporation set forth various procedures affecting the governance of the corporation. Generally, the Bylaws set forth the responsibilities of the directors and officers, the manner of calling meetings of the shareholders and directors, the maintenance of corporate records, the issuance of reports to shareholders, voting and proxy procedures and general corporate matters.

    5. Sole Incorporator Resolution

    • The incorporator is the person who signed the Articles of Incorporation. This person could be you or someone else. Once the Articles of Incorporation are filed with the state, the incorporator will sign the Sole Incorporator Resolution appointing the board of directors and will generally resign as the sole incorporator as to avoid any further liability.

    6. Organizational Meeting Minutes

    • Organizational Meeting Minutes are the minutes of the first shareholder meeting to approve and agree on all the actions of the incorporator. The Organizational Meeting Minutes will appoint officers, elect directors, issue shares, approve bylaws, and allow for the setting up of bank accounts.

    7. Founder’s Stock Purchase Agreement

    • A founder is the person who founded the company. A Founder’s Stock Purchase Agreement allows the founders to document their initial ownership in the company, including standard transfer restrictions and any vesting provisions with respect to their shares.

    8. Subscription Agreement

    • A Subscription Agreement is an agreement between a company and investor that sets out the price and terms of a purchase of shares in the company. The Subscription Agreement details the rights and obligations associated with the share purchase.

    9. Form SS-4 Employer Identification number with Instructions

    • An Employer Identification Number is a nine-digit number assigned to a corporation, by the IRS, for tax filing and reporting purposes.

    10. Form 2553 Election by a Small Business Corporation with Instructions

    • Filling out and filing Form 2553 is a necessary step in order to qualify as an SCorporation and avoid the double taxation. The IRS will respond to the company with a letter confirming the election for S-Corporation but the entity must be incorporated first.

    11. Promissory Note

    • A Promissory Note is a written promise to pay someone. Initially, you may loan money to your company and when your company makes money, the company will pay you back, without paying taxes on the loaned amount.

    12. Client Agreement

    • A Service or Client Agreement is an agreement between your business and your clients. In it, you explain the terms and conditions under which you will provide your service to them.

    13. Independent Contractor Agreement

    • An Independent Contractor Agreement is a written contract between two parties for a specific service or project. One person or company is hiring another to help complete a short-term task. The party being hired is not an employee for legal and tax purposes.

    14. Website Terms of Use

    • Website Terms of Use are a set of rules and guidelines that a user must agree to in order to use your website. It’s up to you to set the rules and guidelines that the user must agree to.

    15. Website Privacy Policy

    • A Website Privacy Policy is a statement that discloses some or all of the ways a party gathers, uses, discloses, and manages a customer’s data. It fulfills a legal requirement to protect a customer’s privacy.

    16. Website Disclaimer

    • A Website Disclaimer is a legal notice covering some of the key legal issues that arise out of the operation of your website, and allows for the limitation of liability.
All Fees are Nonrefundable as upon payment you’ll have immediate access to the legal documents.

Questions? Give us a call.

Go Legal Yourself
Go Legal Yourself!®

In partnership with
Bagla Law Firm, APC,
a proven and established name in Business Law

5857 Owens Ave, Ste 300
Carlsbad, CA 92008


(760) 525-4540
Purchase Kelly's Book
Go Legal Yourself!®
Order now at



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