North Carolina LLC Annual Report
If you are changing the name of your Registered Agent, you will need to print out your pre-populated Annual Report on the State’s website, have your new Registered Agent sign, […]
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North Carolina Corporation Taxes and Fees
Income Tax Rate For information on the North Carolina state income tax rate, visit: https://www.ncdor.gov/taxes-forms Federal Tax Identification Numbers Every corporation must obtain a federal tax identification number, which is […]
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North Carolina Corporation Continuing Obligations
Annual Report An annual report must be filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State each year by the 15th day of the third month following the close of the […]
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North Carolina Corporation Other Considerations
Please pay attention to the following as it applies to the North Carolina Secretary of State. Professional Corporations United Agent Services can also complete the documents necessary to create your […]
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North Carolina Corporation Registered Agent
Registered Agent United Agent Services can also provide your business with registered agent services. Every North Carolina corporation must have a registered agent in North Carolina– the person or office […]
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North Carolina Corporation Bylaws
Generally, North Carolina incorporation bylaws are written to manage the corporation’s business and to conduct the corporation’s affairs so long as the bylaws do not conflict with the articles of […]
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North Carolina Corporation Formation Requirements
Articles of Incorporation When incorporating in North Carolina, articles of incorporation must be filed with the North Carolina Secretary of State. North Carolina law requires that certain information be included […]
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North Carolina Corporation Names
Registering a Corporate Name Choosing a business name is one of the first steps in the process of forming your North Carolina Corporation. The name that you choose: Must be […]
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North Carolina LLC Taxes and Fees
A LLC can offer certain tax advantages over a corporation, including the availability of more deductions. Additionally, a LLC is not required to be a separate tax entity like a […]
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