How to build corporate credit in California with an aged shelf company.
What’s available and at what pricing?
All of our companies are unused, clean, litigation-free, and debt-free.
Don’t pay too much for an aged shelf company.
Don’t buy a shelf company that was initially filed in California. Why?
California is a political, economic and legal mess from end to end. They tax you to death and they don’t protect your property rights. In fact, they look after the lawyers in California rather than the business owners. Proof:
Don’t start your business with an aged California company! Buying a shelf company from California means you are paying the previous years’ filing fees AND the premium for its age. Since the California state filing fees, and maintenance fees are super high, this means the cost of the California shelf company will be astronomical. We are about to explain how to obtain a low cost shelf company and then file it in California, if that’s where you intend to do business.
If you buy a shelf company that was initially filed in California, you are unwittingly doing the following:
Don’t spend too much money for a California shelf company! Why spend $3000 – $8000? Spend $1400 for a clean, ready-to-go, four year old shelf company and then file it in California. The age will be respected and you don’t need to deal with back fees with the California Franchise Tax Board.
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What States Should I Consider When Buying the Shelf corporation?
Obtain a Shelf corporation from a state that requires a low annual filing fee to maintain the company, respects your property rights, and doesn’t require disclosure of the owners of the company on public record. Montana corporations are ideal. The annual filing fee is $20 per year. The New Mexico LLC’s work great in California as well. There’s no annual fee for a NM LLC.