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Nevada is a top destination for entrepreneurs seeking low barriers to entry, privacy protections, and a pro-growth business climate. With no state corporate income tax, streamlined filing procedures, and a reputation for regulatory flexibility, it’s an ideal jurisdiction for startups and established companies alike. Get your Nevada corporation up and running quickly — incorporation packages start at just $199 plus state filing fees.

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Basic

$199

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Form my C-Corp

02 weeks processing

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Registered Address

Document filing with the Secretary of State

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Standard

$499

+ States Filing Fees

Form my C-Corp

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

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Premium

$599

+ States Filing Fees

Form my C-Corp

01 day processing

Includes everything in standard package

2 hours of free tax consultation

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With global insight and knowledge of Nevada’s corporate laws, we ensure fast, accurate, and compliant incorporation.

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From formation and filings to tax and brand protection, we deliver integrated support for high-growth businesses.

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With clear pricing, secure systems, and responsive support, we simplify Nevada incorporation so you can focus on growth.

Forming a C Corporation in Nevada

A C Corporation in Nevada is a legally independent entity that offers robust liability protection for its shareholders. This structure is designed for scalability, making it well-suited for businesses looking to issue stock, attract outside investment, and build a formal governance system. Whether you're planning to raise capital, expand operations, or pursue an eventual IPO, forming a C-Corp in Nevada gives you the legal flexibility and investor-ready structure to grow with confidence.

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Plan for Growth with a Nevada C-Corp

Business-Friendly Legal Structure

Nevada offers a flexible corporate framework with strong investor protections and efficient incorporation, ideal for scaling businesses.

Flexible Equity and Ownership

Nevada C-Corps can issue multiple stock classes with no shareholder limits, perfect for attracting venture or global investors.

Pro-Growth Economic Climate

Nevada’s no corporate tax, strong privacy laws, and pro-business climate support long-term growth across key sectors.

Why Nevada Is a Strategic Location for Incorporation

Forming a C corporation in Nevada gives your business a robust legal structure and the flexibility needed to scale. Nevada C-Corps offer limited liability protection, the ability to raise capital through share issuance, and a governance model that supports transparency and investor confidence. With a clear separation between ownership and management, this structure positions your company for sustainable, long-term growth.

How to Form a C-Corp in Nevada

Begin by choosing a unique business name and appointing a registered agent with a Nevada address. Then, file your Articles of Incorporation with the Nevada Secretary of State. To complete your setup, create corporate bylaws, elect your initial board of directors, and obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS for federal tax and banking purposes.

C-Corp vs S-Corp in Nevada — Key Differences

Nevada C Corporations can issue multiple classes of shares and have no restrictions on shareholder count or nationality — making them ideal for companies seeking external investment or planning for an IPO. S Corporations, on the other hand, are limited to 100 U.S. shareholders and may only issue one class of stock. While S-Corps benefit from pass-through taxation, C-Corps offer greater flexibility in ownership and capital structure, making them better suited for businesses with long-term growth plans.

S-Corp vs C-Corp in Nevada: Which Model Supports Your Vision?

Selecting between a C Corporation and an S Corporation in Nevada depends on your business’s funding goals, ownership structure, and long-term strategy. While both offer limited liability protection, they differ significantly in how profits are taxed, how equity is structured, and who can invest.

S Corporation in Nevada

Pass-Through Taxation

Business income flows directly to shareholders and is taxed at the individual level, avoiding corporate tax.

Restricted Ownership Rules

S-Corps are limited to 100 shareholders, all of whom must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents — limiting access to global and institutional investors.

Single Stock Class Only

Only one type of stock is allowed, keeping the structure simple but limiting flexibility in equity distribution and voting rights.

C Corporation in Nevada

Separate Tax Layers

C-Corps pay taxes at the corporate level, and dividends are taxed again at the shareholder level — a tradeoff for enhanced scalability and funding potential.

Unlimited and Global Ownership

No restrictions on the number or nationality of shareholders, making this model ideal for companies seeking foreign investment or venture capital.

Multiple Classes of Stock

Businesses can issue different classes of shares, enabling more strategic equity allocation for founders, investors, and key employees.

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Nevada C-Corp Formation Step by Step

File Your Articles of Incorporation

Submit Articles of Incorporation to Nevada, including a unique business name, Nevada-based registered agent, and your initial share structure with the number and types of stock authorized.

Establish Your Corporate Framework

Hold an initial meeting to elect directors, adopt bylaws, and issue shares to founders. These steps create the legal and operational foundation for your business under Nevada law.

Obtain an EIN and Stay Compliant

Apply for an EIN from the IRS for tax, payroll, and banking. Stay compliant in Nevada by filing annual lists, keeping records, and holding required shareholder and board meetings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I choose to incorporate my C Corporation in Nevada?

Nevada is widely recognized as a favorable state to incorporate a C Corporation due to its low tax rates, good privacy protection, and business-friendly laws. As compared to Delaware, which has complex corporate laws, Nevada imposes no state corporate income tax and has fewer report requirements. Therefore, it is ideal for startups, small businesses, or companies seeking freedom and affordability.

Do I need a business address in Nevada in order to incorporate my C Corporation?

Yes, Nevada does require your C Corporation to have a registered office address in the state, which is an actual address (not a P.O. box) for receipt of legal notices. You may use your own Nevada address or hire our registered agent service in order to comply with this requirement and be in good standing.

Can I form a C Corporation in Nevada if I am not a U.S. citizen or resident?

Yes, you can form a C Corporation in Nevada with no restrictions as a non-U.S. resident and non-citizen. You do not need to reside in the U.S. or have a Social Security Number. You will need to have a Nevada registered agent and possibly an Employer Identification Number (EIN) for tax purposes, something our service can arrange for you.

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