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Ecomsaint process to register a C-Corporation

To register a C Corporation, choose a name and state, file Articles of Incorporation, get an EIN, create bylaws, issue stock, register for taxes, and obtain licenses. Open a bank account and stay compliant with filing requirements.

Form a Corporation or LLC

First, form a C Corporation or LLC by filing the necessary documents (Articles of Incorporation for a C Corp or Articles of Organization for an LLC) with your state’s Secretary of State.

EIN – Employer Identification Number

Obtain an EIN (tax ID) which is An employer identification number (EIN) a nine-digit number assigned by the IRS. It’s used to identify the tax accounts of employers

File IRS Form

Submit IRS Form, “Election by a Small Business Corporation,” to elect S Corp status.

Comply with State Requirements

Ensure compliance with any state-specific requirements, such as business licenses, state tax registrations, and annual reports.

Why Register Your Business as S-Corp ?

Registering your business as an S Corporation offers several key benefits. It allows for pass-through taxation, meaning business income is passed directly to shareholders, avoiding double taxation. S Corps provide limited liability protection, safeguarding personal assets from business debts and lawsuits. Additionally, S Corps can offer tax savings on self-employment taxes, as only the salary portion of earnings is subject to payroll taxes, not the distributions. An S Corp also lends your business credibility with investors and partners and provides a more structured management system compared to a sole proprietorship or partnership.


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