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    Organizational Entity Formation

    Jarrar CPA helps clients sift through all complicated forms of incorporation, LLCs and partnerships to determine which is right for your business.

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    Who We Serve

    We serve businesses of all sizes and scales and individuals looking to launch a business with all-inclusive entity formation services.

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    Why Us

    We help determine the best incorporation structure for you.

    • C Corporation
    • S Corporation
    • Professional Corporation
    • Limited Liability Company (LLC)

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    Our clients are not charged for their initial consultation and the consultation includes a thorough discussion of whether or not a more formal business entity is right for their business, and if it is which entity best suits their business goals.

    For most incorporations and LLCs, we charge a flat fee. More complicated matters require more attorney time, and in such circumstances, an hourly fee is charged.

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    We assist with forming various business entities, including Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), Corporations (C-Corps and S-Corps), Partnerships, and Non-Profit Organizations.

    The formation process typically takes between 1 to 4 weeks, depending on the entity type and the state of formation. Expedited services are available for a faster turnaround.

    Required documents usually include the entity’s name, address, and the names of the founders or shareholders. For corporations, you’ll need to provide bylaws and a board of directors.

    Yes, ongoing requirements vary by entity type and state. Common requirements include annual reports, tax filings, and maintaining proper records.

    What is Entity Formation?

    Entity formation refers to the process of creating a new legal entity, such as a corporation or LLC. This involves registering the entity with relevant authorities, establishing its legal structure, and complying with regulations. The entity then operates as a distinct legal entity separate from its owners.
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