Nevada, known for its pro-business environment, has emerged as a top choice for entrepreneurs and companies seeking incorporation. With a variety of business structures available, each offering distinct advantages suited to different business needs, the state provides a conducive platform for growth.

Limited Liability Company or LLC

• Articles of Organization
• Operating Agreement
• Statement of Information
• Limited Liability Company Kit with Binder

Corporation

• Articles of Incorporation
• Bylaws
• Initial Resolutions
• Statement of Information
• Corporate Kit with Binder
• Stock Certificates and Seal

Limited Partnership (LP) or Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

• Certificate of Limited Partnership (LP only).
• Application to Register (LLP only).
• Partnership Agreement.
• Partnership Kit with Binder

General Partnership (GP)

All partners share in the business management, and each is personally liable for all business debts.

Sole Proprietorship

This is the simplest form of business structure. The business and the owner are legally the same entity in a sole proprietorship. The owner is responsible for all business debts, liabilities, and taxes. While easy to set up and offer full control to the proprietor, this structure does not protect personal liability.

Related Services

• Name Search and Reservation of Name
• EIN Number
• Emboss your Company Name on Binder

You must pick a business structure before you start the incorporation procedure, LegalEASE can assist you with creating the legal framework in Nevada. When selecting whether to operate as a sole proprietor, create a partnership or incorporation, there are multiple options available.

The entity differences are included in the illustration below: