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There are several advantages to creating a business entity. Asset protection, tax benefits and business mobility are the major reasons. At California Incorporation Services, Inc., we provide fast, professional, reliable and cost efficient services for individuals to create and maintain your business entity specifically designed for your needs. CIS was created to bridge the gap between “Do It Yourself Incorporators” and the costly expense of hiring an attorney.

Here at CIS, we can provide you with a next day turnaround, rather than waiting the normal five to seven weeks to receive all you paperwork. If you get us your paperwork by 4:30PM, we can have you filed by 10:00AM the following day! Now that's a speedy turnaround, and what CIS is best known for!

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Corporations
A general filing for a “C” corporation refers to a general-for-profit business entity. The Incorporator files Articles of Incorporation along with the statutory fee to the Secretary of State. A corporation is a legal entity that has its own tax and legal liability that is separate from its shareholders.
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Limited Liability Companies
An LLC is recognized as a separate legal entity from its Members. An LLC is a cross between a corporation and a partnership. An LLC has the flexibility of a partnership and the protection of a corporation. There are fewer formalities and a LLC can have only one member to manage the company business.
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Partnerships
A General Partnership is created when 2 or more co-owners conduct a business for profit. The partners own the assets and are individually responsible for the partnership debts. In a General Partnership, each general partner is an agent of the business entity. A Limited partnership is governed by the California Limited Partnership Act and requires a filing of a certificate with the Secretary of State. The main benefit of this type of business entity is to promote investors to contribute capital without being more monetarily liable than the capital they have contributed.
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