A Strong Business Starts With the Right Foundation

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Business Formation

Don't Limit Yourself Of Your Business Goals and Potential, ALWAYS Think That The Sky Is Endless

Essential Formation Package Includes

  • Preparing and Filing the Articles of Organization
  • Name Availability Search
  • 24-Hour Document Preparation
  • Obtain Federal Tax ID Number (EIN)
  • Operating Agreement
  • W-9

Name Availability Search

Texas Essential Bookkeeping Services will check your desired name against the state registration database to determine name availability. This process reduces the likelihood of your documents being rejected by a state official.

24-Hour Document Preparation

No Delays! Once your order is placed we confirm the availability of your company name with the state office. If the name is available we prepare and submit your formation documents for filing within 24 hours.

Obtain Federal Tax ID Number (EIN)

Businesses are required to obtain a Federal Tax ID, also called an Employer Identification Number (EIN) which is used to identify the business entity. With Texas Essential Bookkeeping Services Tax ID service, we will obtain your company's Tax ID from the IRS once your business formation is approved by the state office.

Registered Agent Service

Corporations and LLCs are required to maintain a registered agent. Please note that a Post Office Box or other “mail service” is often not sufficient to qualify as a registered agent. If you wish to keep your company’s address information confidential, designating Texas Essential Bookkeeping Services to act as your registered agent affords you that extra added layer of privacy. Texas Essential Bookkeeping Services can serve as your company’s registered agent for service of process in any state for an annual fee of $60 per year that is auto-renewed for your convenience.

Operating Agreement

An LLC Operating Agreement is a legal document that outlines the ownership and member duties of your Limited Liability Company. This agreement allows you to set out the financial and working relations among business owners ("members") and between members and managers. It's also a document which describes the operations of the LLC.

What Is LLC

A Limited Liability Company, or an LLC, is a relatively new business structure, that first appeared in Wyoming in 1977, and is now recognized by every State’s statute and the IRS. An LLC is neither a partnership nor a corporation, but a distinct type of business structure that offers an alternative to those two traditional entities by combining the corporate advantages of limited liability with the advantages of pass-through taxation usually associated with partnerships. Limited Liability Companies are becoming more and more popular, and it is easy to see why. In addition to combining the best features of partnerships and corporations, LLCs avoid the main disadvantages of both of those business structures. Limited liability companies are much more flexible and require less ongoing paperwork than corporations to maintain them, while avoiding the dangers of personal liability that come with the partnership. Some examples of famous LLCs may surprise you – both Amazon and Chrysler are organized as limited liability companies.

Forming Your Business For Your Future

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