Nevada Department of Corporations - The Three Pigs Opt To Incorporate In Nevada

November 20, 2004
By Katherine Curtis

Why Venture Into Nevada?
The office of the Secretary of State heads Nevada's Department of Corporations. This department is also referred to as Nevada's Department of Business and Industry (DOBI). The main functions of this department involve processing and reporting commercial records.

Within these duties, a division provides information about incorporation regulations, fees and necessary forms. Additionally, all commercial recordings and resident agents are listed for public viewing.

The Three Little Pigs were about to embark on a venture into Corporate America by following the easy guidelines set up by Nevada Department of Corporations. The route seemed easy enough and the paperwork straightforward. And, the best part about selecting the friendly state of Nevada is protection from their arch-nemesis, The Big Bad Wolf.

Where To Find The Best Shelter
Beyond Nevada's glitz, glamour and gambling, Nevada is also well known for its state-of-art friendly corporation regulations. Many parts of a business' state of affairs are sheltered from over-exposure to the government and havoc-seeking intruders. A Nevada incorporated operation does not have to be located directly in the state to benefit from its debtor-friendly legislative practices. In fact, a Nevada corporation is permitted to exist even outside of the country.

The debtor-friendly atmosphere within the Sagebrush State is the best in the nation. Since a Nevada corporation's activities are considered separate from the owner's property, an intruder such as the Big Bad Wolf would have great difficulty claiming possession of anything beyond the corporation. In other words, the three Little Pig's private assets would be untouchable to anyone such as the Wolf in times of claims against the Pig's company. This corporate veil is so difficult to pierce that many corporations are willing to claim its domicile inside Nevada and pay extra operating fees to other states or other countries.

Filing incorporation forms through Department of Corrections within the Silver State can be done online, in person, or by mail. However, many corporations prefer to hire a corporation-planning expert to process the necessary forms. Corporation planners are accustomed to identifying entity's needs more accurately and are better at expediting the filing process.

 






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