Incfile.com VS The Company Corporation

If you plan on doing a lot of freelance work, go to incfile.com and create a $150 LLC or S-Corp. Source: 10 months ago

Go through incfile.com. Super easy to do everything online and they'll act as the registered agent for you. Source: over 1 year ago

Incfile.com (or similar) to file a corporation (llc should be fine, and uh.. This is not legal or tax advice). Source: over 1 year ago

I'm trying to create a US based LLC from abroad but I am a US citizen. I've been able to find many resources for international people being able to open LLCs in the US and what tax implications apply to them but not much on what it means when you ARE a citizen and are abroad as well. Also trying to look for someone that might have gone through a similar situation who can share their experience. I came across... Source: almost 2 years ago

I've done corps with incfile.com in the past and they were fine, but I have a good CPA to deal with taxes. Didn't use a lawyer. Taxes is really the main concern after you get the corporation registered. Source: about 2 years ago

First question is, why are you getting an LLC? But to answer your question, I wouldn't legal zoom an LLC. Suggest looking at incorporate.com if you really need an LLC and want to do it the cost effective easy way. Source: almost 1 year ago

I went through incorporate.com in 2001. My company is still in existence and incorporated in Delaware. They charge $2-300/year and the state has a $150-200 annual franchise tax. I do the annual franchise tax report myself as it is super simple. Source: over 1 year ago

I have decided to open up an LLC for my one property in NJ (and for other income sources). I spoke with a representative from incorporate.com who said the lowest fees are from Delaware and he would recommend opening up an LLC from that state. However, he was unable to advise me on tax benefits. Source: almost 2 years ago