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WYOMING LLC & THE CHARGING ORDER PROTECTION
WYOMING VS. NEVADA CORPORATIONS
WYOMING SHELF CORPORATIONS
WYOMING
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WYOMING VIRTUAL OFFICE
WYOMING REGISTERED AGENT
CONTACT

PRIMERA, INC.
109 East 17th Street, #25,
Cheyenne WY 82001
(o) 307.237.2580
(fx)702.920.8824
Email
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Wyoming
Corporation
tip#1:
File
as a foreign corporation in your home state if sales are not
approved in Wyoming.
Wyoming
Corporation tip#2:
The
Wyoming LLC and the Nevada LLC are known for their limited
liability, excellent charging order protection, and flexibility in
management
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SHELF CORPORATION FOR 4 YEARS OLD, $900.
REQUEST LIST HERE.
SHELF CORPORATIONS
& AGED CORPORATIONS
Includes registered agent,
operating agreement/bylaws and resolutions
Call 307.237.2580.
A shelf corporation is
a complete ready-to-go entity that has been established and sitting
"on-the-shelf" for a period of time. There are various purposes for
the use of a shelf corporation.
A shelf LLC or shelf
corporation (shelf company) is not a shell company.
#1: Establishing a
business history.
By purchasing a shelf corporation you
have acquired the validation of time. In many circumstances clients
judge the value of a business by the length of its business history.
Business owners can now claim, "We've been in business for three
years," or as old as the corporation has existed, creating the
perception of business stability. The use of a shelf corporation for
this purpose is a marketing strategy aimed at increasing consumer
confidence in new businesses. Most people do not ask or care in what
capacity the business existed or by whom it was previously owned.
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Shelf corporations
age like wine; and are valued accordingly. Choosing the
appropriate age is important, so as to not overpay. A consulting
firm that's "been in business for three years" is important to
its clients, but that age means nothing to the patrons of a card
shop.
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The core issue is
whether the age of the business provides the customer a
perception of stability and solvency? If so, then an aged shelf
corporation may be in order.
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#2: Easing
Start-Up Costs.
Start-up costs are the largest expense a business owner can face. To
complicate the matter, many companies will not lease or extend
credit to a business without at least 6 months of history. Shelf
corporations provide a clean history that can assist in overcoming
many obstacles encountered in establishing business credit with
local suppliers. A shelf corporation with at least six months of age
is beneficial for many new businesses.
#3: Mobility.
Shelf corporations are ideal
when action must be taken immediately, such as the transfer of key
assets.
Many times immediate action must be
taken to reduce exposure and control damage. This is best served
by the use of a shelf corporation or shelf limited-liability
company (shelf LLC). You have assets to move and you don't have
time to talk or crunch numbers. It's go-go-go. Obtain the EIN, set
up the account and move the cash to meet your business needs.
Get straight to the marketing of your product or service without
delay.
Administration Of The
Corporation & The Business Accounts.
A successful business requires
professional, prompt and accurate attention to details.
Ultimately, it is
how you sell yourself and your products/services will clinch the
deal. An aged corporation can help with the perceived stability of
your business and
provide asset protection
from predatory individuals. Often there are other options that
better meet your needs. Call 307.237.2580 for an independent
consultation.
#4: Liability.
Unforeseen liabilities can
surface after a contract has been signed with your business. The
"promoter" can be held personally liable for the financial
obligations of a contract. It is possible to acquire and use the
shelf corporation to adopt that liability and relieve the promoter
from it. This strategy should only be attempted with the assistance
of an attorney.
What about credit
building with an aged shelf corporation?
IF
YOU'RE A PROVIDER AND CAN PROVE YOUR PROGRAM WORKS, PLEASE CALL
484.256.4563
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If
you're interested in developing corporate credit, then think twice
about many of these providers. Many are selling quickie plans to
develop instant credit profiles. When we challenge them for proof,
most just back off. They promise references, evidence and examples
that their corporate credit plan works...but short on the
follow-through. We think that there are many providers entering
this hot new field willing to make the money, and they're not really
qualified to deliver. Prove us wrong.
PREFERRED AND TESTED PROVIDERS:
CORPORATECREDITCONCEPTS.COM is approved!
We've
sent our clients to
CorporateCreditConcepts.com and not one has complained. What we
like about them:
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Chad Lee and Trent Lee are a father and son team.
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They are truly concerned for the welfare and the success of their
clients.
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The
clients pay CorporateCreditConcepts.com when they are successful.
A percentage of the finance amount is paid. This way, they have a
real incentive to follow through and help you get there.
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Compare this with the "other" corporate credit providers who ask
for an upfront fee for 5k to 10k and promise nothing. They fill
their websites and literature with disclaimers to avoid
accountability.
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Some corporate credit providers use this industry to engage in
"fishing" for personal data. Be careful of this practice.
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We
provide shelf corporations for the clients of this organization.
They haven't complained about the results. We see this as a sign
of reliability.
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ARTICLES
REAL ESTATE
LLC
C
CORPORATION?
S
CORPORATION?
LLC? WHICH ONE?
RESTRICTING
THE LLC DISTRIBUTION TO THE HOSTILE CREDITOR
WYOMING BUSINESS
CORPORATION ACT
DELAWARE LLC V. WYOMING LLC
LLC FACT

FACT:
WYOMING invented the American LLC in 1977, as it was modeled after the
1892 German company law known as Gesellschaft mit beschrnkter Haftung
(GmbH). Nevada and Delaware copied Wyoming's LLC and profited from it
most through better marketing.
LLC FACT

For the LLC charging order
protection, the LLC must meet three conditions:
1. The LLC is
manager-managed
2. The LLC is taxed as a
partnership
3. The LLC has at least
two members.
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