It’s generally beneficial to incorporate early on, regardless of business type. However, C corporations, S corporations, and LLCs have unique procedures.

The IPMA Annual Conference & Expo is THE EVENT for practice support management professionals.

Jeff Williams gives an overview of the entrepreneurial landscape for people over 50, as well as considerations for those who want to start their own business.

Lori Ann Fox, government relations and regional attorney at CT Corporation, details why it is vital for new businesses to establish a formal entity. 

CT Corporation Regional Attorney Lori Ann Fox gives a brief overview of the various legal entities available to U.S. business owners, as well as how to choose the right one for your business.

One of the most important decisions a person starting a new business will make is choosing the form of business entity. Find out how to choose the right one.

Listen to lawyer and business expert Teresa Goody, CEO of The Goody Group, discuss considerations for choosing a legal business entity and where to find the information to make an informed decision.

A registered agent is a third-party appointed by an LLC or corporation to receive service of process, legal documents, and important state communications on behalf of the business. Every corporation or LLC must have an in-state registered agent in its formation state and in every state where it is registered to do business.

Articles of Incorporation (the 'Articles') is the document filed with a state to create a corporation. Learn more about the Articles of Incorporation.

Every state demands that you supply three basic facts about your business: its corporate name, its registered agent and the number of authorized shares. Learn more.