Why incorporate your business now?

Chances are you've considered the key benefits of incorporation:

• Secure personal assets through liability protection
• Save money on taxes
• Establish credibility with customers

But you have a business to manage, and incorporating takes time.

Let the business filing experts at MyCorporation save you time, hassle, and money to incorporate your business.

• We make incorporating a business affordable.

• Our incorporation services start at just $49 (plus required government fees). Lawyers charge, on an average, over $200 per hour. With our document filing services, you know exactly what you need, what you are getting and how much it all costs from the very beginning.

• We take the bureaucracy out of incorporating.

• You could file everything yourself, but when you consider the time needed to file, administer and maintain all the documents necessary to keep your business running legitimately, why would you? MyCorporation offers you serious savings when it comes to your time and resources.

  Once you decide on incorporation, simply fill out our online incorporation application and we take care of the rest.

• Help is a phone call away.

• Call one of our business filing experts to walk you through the incorporation process. Or, simply answer our questionnaire online that walks you through the process step-by-step, and one of our experts will contact you to confirm and track your order. We are an online service, backed by real people.

Here's what we do and how we do it .

C-Corporation Example

Gabby and her two best friends, decide to start a company that develops personal budget software for smart phones. They are excellent programmers and developers, not to mention business people, so there is a good chance they will take their company public in the future. They decide they will call their company "G3 Development" and that they will divide all the profits and liabilities of the company equally among the three of them. Since issuing stock and potentially going public is a requirement of Gabby and her friends, they decide to form a general-for-profit corporation or C-Corporation.