Get Your LLC or INC. Filing Done Right with Websight Pro
Trusted LLC and Corporation Filing Services
At Websight Pro, we understand that forming an LLC or C-Corp and S-Corp can be overwhelming. That’s why we offer reliable and efficient filing services that take the hassle out of the process. Our team of experienced professionals will guide you through every step of the way to ensure your business is set up for success.
Why Choose Websight Pro?
Expertise:
Our team has years of experience in filing LLC and C-Corp formations, so you can trust that your business is in good hands.
Efficiency:
We know your time is valuable. That’s why we offer fast and reliable services to ensure your LLC or C-Corp is formed as quickly as possible.
Customization:
We understand that every business is unique, which is why we offer customizable solutions to fit your specific needs.
Affordable:
We believe that forming a business shouldn’t break the bank. That’s why we offer competitive pricing without sacrificing quality.
Our LLC and C-Corp Filing Services
LLC Formation
Our LLC formation service includes everything you need to form your business, including a name availability check, filing of the Articles of Organization, and assistance with obtaining an EIN.
Corp Formation
Our C or S-Corp formation service includes assistance with filing the Articles of Incorporation, obtaining an EIN, and providing you with custom bylaws and stock certificates.
Types Of Business
LLC
Personal Liability Protection:
One of the most significant advantages of forming an LLC is that you’re not personally responsible for business debts and liabilities. This means that your personal assets are protected in case of lawsuits or bankruptcy.
C- Corp
Unlimited Ownership:
A corporation allows for unlimited ownership, making it easier to issue shares to founders, employees, and investors as your business grows.
S- Corp
Limited Shareholders:
S Corporations have a maximum of 100 shareholders, making it a popular choice for small businesses that want to maintain control over their ownership.
LLC
Personal Liability Protection:
One of the most significant advantages of forming an LLC is that you’re not personally responsible for business debts and liabilities. This means that your personal assets are protected in case of lawsuits or bankruptcy.
Tax Flexibility:
LLCs have the flexibility to choose how they want to be taxed, either as a pass-through entity or as a corporation. This allows you to choose the tax structure that best fits your business needs, potentially minimizing your taxes.
Limited Public Offering:
While LLCs offer many benefits, they cannot go public, which means you can’t sell stock in your company to the general public.
Limited Global Recognition:
LLCs are recognized only in the United States, which means that if you operate outside the U.S., you may be subject to corporate taxation in other countries.
Tax Flexibility:
LLCs have the flexibility to choose how they want to be taxed, either as a pass-through entity or as a corporation. This allows you to choose the tax structure that best fits your business needs, potentially minimizing your taxes.
Share Issuance:
Corporations can issue shares to raise capital, making it a popular choice for businesses looking to attract investors.
Common Stock Only:
S Corporations can only issue common stock, which means that all shareholders have equal rights and control over the company.
C- Corp
Unlimited Ownership:
A corporation allows for unlimited ownership, making it easier to issue shares to founders, employees, and investors as your business grows.
Share Issuance:
Corporations can issue shares to raise capital, making it a popular choice for businesses looking to attract investors.
Double Taxation:
Corporations are taxed twice; the business pays corporate tax on its profits, and shareholders pay personal income tax on the dividends they receive. However, with proper planning, you can minimize your tax liability.
Personal Liability Protection:
One of the most significant advantages of forming a corporation is that you’re not personally responsible for business debts and liabilities. This means that your personal assets are protected in case of lawsuits or bankruptcy.
Limited Public Offering:
While LLCs offer many benefits, they cannot go public, which means you can’t sell stock in your company to the general public.
Double Taxation:
Corporations are taxed twice; the business pays corporate tax on its profits, and shareholders pay personal income tax on the dividends they receive. However, with proper planning, you can minimize your tax liability.
Single Taxation:
S Corporations are only taxed once, and only shareholders pay personal income tax on the profits they receive. This can potentially reduce your overall tax liability.
Limited Global Recognition:
LLCs are recognized only in the United States, which means that if you operate outside the U.S., you may be subject to corporate taxation in other countries.
Personal Liability Protection:
One of the most significant advantages of forming a corporation is that you’re not personally responsible for business debts and liabilities. This means that your personal assets are protected in case of lawsuits or bankruptcy.
Shareholder Citizenship:
All shareholders in an S Corporation must be U.S. citizens or residents, which can limit the pool of potential investors or partners.
S- Corp
Limited Shareholders:
S Corporations have a maximum of 100 shareholders, making it a popular choice for small businesses that want to maintain control over their ownership.
Common Stock Only:
S Corporations can only issue common stock, which means that all shareholders have equal rights and control over the company.
Single Taxation:
S Corporations are only taxed once, and only shareholders pay personal income tax on the profits they receive. This can potentially reduce your overall tax liability.
Shareholder Citizenship:
All shareholders in an S Corporation must be U.S. citizens or residents, which can limit the pool of potential investors or partners.
Our Process
Consultation:
We’ll start with a consultation to understand your business needs and help determine which formation is right for you.
Paperwork:
We’ll handle all the necessary paperwork, including filing the Articles of Organization or Incorporation with the state.
EIN:
We’ll assist you in obtaining an EIN from the IRS to ensure you can start doing business right away.
Customization:
We’ll provide you with custom bylaws or operating agreements and stock certificates to ensure your business is set up for success.
US Company Registration
In only few minutes, you may form an LLC or a Corp in State of the USA.
$120
+ State Fee
Complete Package
Save up to $100 by getting a complete package including
Company formations, EIN, and US Bank Account.
$349
+ State Fee
Reseller Certificate
Boost your business potential with our US State Reseller Certificate! Gain access to tax-free purchases from wholesalers and suppliers, and increase your profits today.
$80
USA Tax Filing
Get in touch with our experts to file your Federal Income Tax Filing and State Tax Filing in USA.
$300
ITIN - ID for Non U.S. Citizens
ITIN is a substitute of SSN in USA. With ITIN non-U.S. citizens can easily deal with taxes, open U.S. bank account, and get going with business in USA.
$349
Trademark registration in USA
Protect Your Business and Brand Identity by Registering your Trademark in the United States.
$1000
Most Popular Income tax free states for LLC
There are currently seven states in the United States that do not have a state-level income tax, which means that LLCs (and other businesses) operating in those states may be able to avoid state income taxes:
Wyoming
Florida
Nevada
South Dakota
Texas
Washington
Get Started Today
Ready to form your LLC or C-Corp? Contact Websight Pro today to get started. Our team of experts is ready to guide you through the process and help your business reach its full potential.