Corporation Entity Availability In Nevada State - Used Goods With
A New Twist
November 16, 2004
By Katherine Curtis
Whether straight up with an olive or with
a splash of lemon-lime, corporation entity availability,
in Nevada State, is not difficult to obtain. The longer
these corporation entities sit and age, the more attractive
the entity is to a new buyer. Other corporations and
other entrepreneurs are attracted to these concoctions
for several reasons.
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Either through Nevada's Secretary of State or a Nevada
professional incorporation service, an entrepreneur
can purchase one of many existing shelf (or aging)
corporations. A corporation entity's availability
in the State of Nevada is on record through the Department
of Business and Industry.
Some professional Nevada services list these aged companies online.
Two examples of Nevada corporate planners who list available corporate
entities are Nevada Corporations and Nevada Corporation Services,
Inc.
Essentials of A True Shelf Company
True shelf corporations are free of liabilities and of business
activity. Basically, the purer the aged company the smoother the
transition of the name. Aged companies do come with some attractive
zingers that "new" companies do not contain, such as
§ History - Retention of the original federal tax ID number
§ Paperwork - Article of Incorporation, with original date
§ Credentials - Corporate credit cards, leases, bids on contracts,
and bank loans are easier to obtain with an established (older than
6 months) company.
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Changing the name of an existing entity is a matter of filing for
a name change. Often, the cost is around $250, through the Department
of Business and Industry's Corporation Department. In the State
of Nevada, changing the name does not affect the incorporation date.
Some Nevada professional services will even allow the buyer to expedited
the transition through their office.
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