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  • Registered Agent Setup

    All states require that your LLC/Corporation maintain a registered agent. A Registered Agent is simply a person or company responsible for receiving important legal and tax documents on behalf of your corporation. You may act as your own Registered Agent, provided you have a physical address and are available during business hours (**NO P.O. BOXES**.)  If not, Black To Business, LLC. can handle setting up this service for you with our recommended partner for a yearly fee of $120 (prepaid for 1 year).
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    • Shares and Par Value

      Unless we are instructed otherwise, we will request 1,000 authorized shares of No Par Value stock. This will give you 1,000 shares for your company to sell to yourself, investors or to retain in the company for sale at a later date. The listed number of authorized shares is the maximum number of shares that the corporation may issue. Most clients authorize 1,000 shares and issue a portion of those shares (i.e. 100 or 500). They then hold the remaining shares for issuance in the future if additional capital needs to be raised. What's the difference between "Par Value" stock and "No Par Value" stock? Par Value stock has a stated value on its face, for example, $0.01 per share. No Par Value stock has no stated value and its worth depends on what you or an investor is willing to pay to acquire that share of stock. Basically, what this means is that when you get your completed documents back from the State and, for example, you have authorized 1,000 Shares at No Par Value, then you simply exchange money or property for a certain amount of shares. This is called "Capitalizing" the corporation and is how you get money into your corporation: you exchange shares of the company (shares of ownership) for money/property. If there is No Par Value, then you can make each share worth whatever amount you would like, if there is a stated Par Value (for example, $ 0.01/Share), then you or the investors must pay at least the Par Value (or more) to acquire that Share.
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    • Director #1

      Corporations are set-up in this manner: A. Shareholders elect the Directors (sometimes known as the "Board of Directors"). B. Directors supervise and appoint the Officers. C. Officers (President, Secretary, Treasurer, etc.) run the day-to-day operations of the company. Many times, the Shareholder, Director and the Officers are all the same person.All states require only one Director.
    • Only 1 director is required.

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