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Pros and Cons of Incorporating in Florida

People have a myth that incorporating is a very difficult task. But this is absolutely false. With the latest Public Limited Companies Law it has become increasingly simple.

Here we have discussed some issues related to incorporating in Florida.

Do’s and Don’ts When Incorporating in Florida

Register Florida Corporation by filing articles with the secretary of state any day at any time. With online submission, submitting articles has become easier. You just have to make sure whether that corporation is right for your business or not. You can get this help from your legal advisor. That person will definitely give you the right suggestion regarding this.

Most people are drawn to incorporation just because of its limited liability feature. Only because of the limited liability feature that the entrepreneur does not have can he risk his personal assets. So, naturally, debts are corporate liability, not personal liability. However, the corporation must be properly maintained and the corporation must comply with all state laws to which it applies.

By having a business, sometimes you fall into the problem of double taxation. This is a major problem in the corporate structure. Double taxation means that the government imposes double taxes on the same income. For example, the profit of the partnership is normally taxed, depending on the level of the partnership. But if the profit is divided among the shareholders as a dividend, then the individual must report it as taxable personal income. This problem can be solved with the S corporation, but it is always advisable to seek advice from professional tax advisors.

Choose the name of the Company and where to start your office

Once you are sure that the type of corporation you are choosing is right for your business, you need to choose your business name, which is technically known as a DBA. The name must always end with “Corporation” or “Incorporate” or “Company.”

The corporation name must always be unique in that jurisdiction. For Florida residents, you must visit the Florida Department of State Division of Corporations. You should also do a trademark check.

It is very simple that you should always incorporate in Florida if your business is restricted in Florida, otherwise somewhere where incorporation is very friendly.

You need to prepare all your documents and other necessary things.

Once the name and place of incorporation are confirmed, the next step is to prepare the document in the form of articles to file with the Florida Department of State for Incorporation and Bylaws. Once you file the Florida corporation, your company is legalized. These articles contain the rules and regulations of the United States. When submitting the article, the following things should be there.

  1. Unique Corporation Name
  2. Corporation Location
  3. Contact details of the Board of Directors
  4. Contact details of the incorporators
  5. Declare and clarify if it is a public limited company or a public limited company

These Articles of Incorporation vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. You have to comply with the laws. You can change your internal policies or laws. These statutes can only be made if it is for the betterment of the corporation.

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