Form Your C-Corp in Alaska the Right Way
Ready to grow in Alaska? Start your C-Corp the right way with expert help and a clear path to compliance. Starting at $199 plus state filing fees.
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Basic
$199
Fees for filing legal documents to register or maintain a business.
02 weeks processing
Agent fee
Registered Address
Document filing with the Secretary of State
Standard
$499
Fees for filing legal documents to register or maintain a business.
05 days processing
Includes everything in basic package
Comprehensive name check
Preparation of Articles of Incorporation
Lifetime customer support (phone & email)
Federal Tax ID (EIN) Obtainment Service
Premium
$599
Fees for filing legal documents to register or maintain a business.
01 day processing
Includes everything in standard package
2 hours of free tax consultation
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How C Corporations Work in Alaska?
A C Corporation in Alaska operates as a separate legal entity, formed by filing Articles of Incorporation with the state. Once established, it offers limited liability protection to its owners and follows a corporate tax structure, where profits are taxed at both the corporate and shareholder levels. This model allows for scalable growth, multiple stock classes, and is often chosen by businesses seeking to raise capital or expand beyond Alaska.
Top Reasons to Incorporate in Alaska
Tax Benefits
No state-level sales tax and favorable corporate tax rates.
Strategic Location
Proximity to international markets, especially in the Asia-Pacific region.
Resource Access
Abundant natural resources and opportunities in industries like energy and fisheries.
C-Corp Advantages in Alaska
Forming a C-Corp in Alaska provides limited liability protection, the ability to issue various classes of stock, and enhanced credibility with investors and partners.
Legal Obligations for Alaska C-Corps
Alaska C Corporations must file Articles of Incorporation, appoint a registered agent with a physical address in the state, and submit a biennial report every two years. They are also required to file corporate income tax returns annually.
Comparing C-Corp and S-Corp Structures
While both structures offer limited liability protection, C-Corps can have unlimited shareholders and multiple stock classes, making them suitable for businesses seeking significant investment. S-Corps, on the other hand, are limited to 100 shareholders and one class of stock, with income passed through to shareholders to avoid double taxation.
Choosing Between S-Corp and C-Corp in Alaska
S Corporation
Taxation
Profits pass through to shareholders and are taxed only at the individual level, avoiding corporate income tax.
Ownership Limits
Limited to 100 shareholders, all of whom must be citizens or residents.
Stock Structure
Allows only one class of stock, which may limit fundraising flexibility.
C Corporation
Taxation
Pays corporate income tax; shareholders are taxed again on dividends.
Ownership Flexibility
No limits on the number or residency status of shareholders.
Stock Structure
Can offer multiple classes of stock, ideal for attracting diverse investors.
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Get StartedSteps to Form Your Alaska C-Corp
Name Your Business and Appoint a Registered Agent
Start by choosing a unique business name that meets Alaska’s requirements. Then, appoint a registered agent with a physical address in Alaska to handle legal correspondence.
File Your Formation Documents
Submit your Articles of Incorporation to the Alaska Division of Corporations to legally form your C-Corp.
Handle Tax and State Requirements
Apply for an EIN with the IRS and file Alaska’s initial report. Make sure to obtain any required business licenses to stay compliant.
Frequently Asked Questions
There is no state-level sales tax and no personal income tax in Alaska, both of which will save you money on conducting business.
It is a good idea if you do not require an office elsewhere and prefer simple compliance.
But consider where your operations or customers are going to be before you make a decision.
Yes, you must appoint a registered agent with a physical street address in Alaska to receive legal documents.
This is a requirement under law, even if you don't carry out your business activities from within Alaska.
You may utilize the application of a third-party registered agent service for this purpose.
Yes, C Corporations are the most common legal form for startups that want to raise venture capital.
They allow several classes of stock and are a familiar structure to investors.
Alaska incorporation is possible, but some VCs may still use Delaware for familiarity with the law.
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