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Dual State Registration
$450.00
Sometimes the operating nature of your home state business is noisy and requires exposure to public information. Here also, the Nevada business entity, qualified in your home state, is superior to an entity formed under the laws of your home state.
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Dual State Registration $450 + State fees
Sometimes the operating nature of your home state business is noisy and requires exposure to public information. Here also, the Nevada business entity, qualified in your home state, is superior to an entity formed under the laws of your home state. As an example: only Nevada has “Charging Order Protection” for corporations. To complement your operating entity, having a separate Nevada based entity to conduct legitimate business with your home state entity may allow tax reduction and will provide greater levels of asset protection if done correctly by using the Deluxe option. This package includes:
- One fully formed Nevada Business Entity (to qualify in home state)
- Complete Nevada Corporate Privacy Package (listed above)
- Home state registered agent for one year
- Nevada certificate of good standing (required to foreign qualify)
- Necessary internal formalities authorizing foreign qualification
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