All about Incnow.com
This lens deals with all topics related to Incnow.com, a company that specializes in forming new businesses (LLCs, Corporations, etc.)
Why did I write a review of incnow.com?
I'm hoping that by my doing this, I will convince other entrepreneurs to share their experiences with incorporation companies as well.
My Review of Incnow.com
The company I chose to form was an LLC (I heard that was the best type of company to form). I chose the full-service package (costing $298 for the state of Delaware), which included an operating agreement and other things (registered agent fee, etc.)
After filling out the online order form, an incorporation specialist called me to tell me the details about how the rest of the process would work (the information would be sent to the Delaware Secretary of State, then I would receive my Certificate of Formation after the request was processed). I didn't expect a personal call like this, since I figured Incnow.com processes a lot of incorporation requests everyday.
A bonus, which I guess Incnow.com doesn't go overboard advertising on their website (not sure why) is that the company is run by real lawyers. I went to a few other incorporation company websites and didn't see any mention of real lawyers (except the ones that said real lawyers would cost thousands of dollars, which definitely wasn't true with Incnow - ha!) Anyways, I had a question about Delaware bank accounts and I was able to speak with a lawyer right away.
All in all, I would rate Incnow.com "Two Thumbs Up".
I'll leave you now with some other interesting incorporation links and such. Thanks for reading, and be sure to check out more of my forthcoming company reviews and comparisons.
Happy incorporating!
My Favorite Incorporation Links
- IncNow
- Agents and Corporations, Inc. has been around since 1974, incorporating and acting as registered agent for over 10,000 businesses.
- The Company Corporation
- Another fine choice, The Company Corporation has been incorporating companies for quite some time.
- Bizfilings
- Business Filings (Bizfilings) is quickly becoming one of the largest incorporation companies around.
- MyCorporation
- Owned by Intuit (the makers of QuickBooks), MyCorporation is yet another good choice.
- LLC.com
- LLC.com is owned by The Company Corporation (above) and is slowly but surely becoming a major contender in the LLC-formation industry.
Books about Incorporation
The Incorporation of America: Culture and Society in the Gilded Age
Amazon Price: $14.40 (as of 10/12/2008)
Zone 6 : Incorporations
Amazon Price: (as of 10/12/2008)
Incorporate Your Business: A Legal Guide to Forming a Corporation in Your State (book with CD-Rom)
Amazon Price: $31.49 (as of 10/12/2008)
Benefits of the LLC
Top 3 LLC Benefits
- Limited liability: Like a corporation, an LLC (Limited Liability Company) can help protect the owners' personal assets from company debts.
- Tax flexibility: An LLC can choose how it will be taxed. Options include being taxed like a Corporation, "S" Corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship.
- Simplicity: An LLC does not have as many requirements as Corporations or "S" Corporations (e.g. no annual minutes are required).
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Tara David- For your information, this is not a paid review. (If it were, wouldn't I just delete your comment?) I appreciate you taking the time to write a comment, but I think it would serve the readers of this page better if you would elaborate on any specific difficulties you had. In what ways was your money "chewed away"? Posted June 12, 2008 |
Paid review - incnow sucks! They will chew away your money even before you reallize.
Posted April 23, 2008
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Naoki- You're correct in saying that it costs extra money to qualify to do business in other states (i.e. if you form a corporation or LLC with the state of Delaware, but do business outside of Delaware). However, the fee you would need to pay would be the same regardless of the incorporation company you use (because the non-Delaware state determines the appropriate fee). Posted January 22, 2008 |
Well if you are based in Delaware there are no additional fees. However, what is failed to be mentioned in this review is as follows: If one is doing business outside of Delaware (in another state), one has to also register the LLC with the state as a foreign corporation. This entails additional upfront fees that far surpass the cost quoted in this review.
Posted January 22, 2008
Thanks for your review! It helped me make my choice on who to go with! :D
Posted January 03, 2008
