NEVADA – The ultimate secure, Low-Cost Corporate Domicile

American corporations organized under the laws of any of the 50 U.S. states provide a secure and stable safe haven for the conduct of virtually any business.  CORPORATE SERVICES GROUP selected the State of Nevada as the ideal corporate domicile because we believe Nevada law is the best suited:

Top Ten Reasons to Come to Nevada:

1. No State Corporate Income Tax
2. No Personal Income Tax
3. No Taxes on Corporate Shares
4. No Franchise Tax
5. No IRS Information-Sharing Agreement
6. Stockholders are NOT a public record
7. Minimal Disclosure Requirements
8. Significant Protection from Hostile Takeovers
9. Modern Corporate Laws
10. Expedited Filing:  $200 fee  permits 24 hour incorporation (plus $20 courier charge)

Added Advantages include:

• Stockholders, directors and officers need not live or hold meetings in Nevada.
• Stockholders, directors and officers need not be U.S. citizens.
• Directors need not be stockholders.
• Officers and directors of Nevada corporations can be protected from personal liability for lawful acts of the corporation.
• Nevada corporations can purchase, hold, sell or transfer shares of its own stock.
• Nevada corporations may issue stock for cash, services, personal or real property (including leases and options).
• Directors (trustees) can determine the value of any payment given for shares, and their decision is final.

Additional Reasons to Come to Nevada:

• Educated, Expanding & Cost Effective Workforce
• Excellent State Incentives
• Superior Telecommunications Infrastructure
• Dependable Low Cost Energy
• Logistic Hub of 11 Western State Region
• McCarran International Airport - Ranked in the Top 10 Nationally
• Best Economic Growth in the U.S.
• Foreign Trade Zone #89

Maintain Your Privacy and Entrepreneurial Flexibility

Modern technology makes personal anonymity almost impossible, but in the fast-moving, competitive environment of modern business, anonymous ownership can provide the needed flexibility to test market position assets to become competitive.

Whatever the reason, it is often advantageous that the identity of corporate owners and management are not available to the public.

Like most jurisdictions, Nevada does require disclosure of the identities of certain officers (President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Directors).  It is not necessary, in Nevada, to disclose those who are actually in charge of the corporation and its assets:  the Chief Executive Officer (``CEO"), Chief Operating Officer (``COO") and Chief Financial Officer (``CFO"), who may also be corporate officers are not required to be disclosed (Vice-President, Assistant Secretary or Assistant Treasurer).

CORPORATE SERVICES GROUP can provide documentation necessary for the designation of one or more surrogates or nominees of your choice to occupy those offices that must be disclosed in public records, while permitting the control of the company to remain in others.  The fee, payable to our law firm affiliate, covers the drafting of appropriate by-laws to permit this designation of surrogate(s) or nominee(s).  A one time fee of $195.00 is charged for this service to CORPORATE SERVICES GROUP Resident Agent clients.

This web site is designed to provide a simple introduction to the formation of a corporation in Nevada and to introduce you to Corporate Services Group.  We can provide more information, if you call our office during business hours (Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-5:30 PM Pacific time) at (800) 354-4004.  While this web site is useful as an overview, it is not intended to provide legal advice, which is obtained from a lawyer.