 "Small Business Base Camp" Attracts Builders, Remodeling and Construction Company Owners Eager to Learn About Incorporating in Nevada
Date: July 15, 2007
Byline: Susan Tellem, Neal Turnage
Contact: Tellem Worldwide Susan Tellem(stellem@tellem.com), Neal Turnage(neal@tellem.com) 310.479.6111
If You Build It, You'd Better Protect It, Says Nevada Corporate Headquarters
"Small Business Base Camp" Attracts Builders, Remodeling and Construction Company Owners Eager to Learn About Incorporating in Nevada
Las Vegas – July 15, 2007 –Working hard and putting in long hours is part of the success story of most small remodeling and construction businesses. Yet more and more of these companies routinely put their bottom lines at risk when they fail to incorporate their companies in a way that is both protective and profitable.
Nevada Corporate Headquarters, Inc. (NCH), the largest incorporation company in Nevada, wants to change that. NCH Founder Cort Christie said that the company's "Small Business Base Camps" that are offered at various times during the year, attract builders, construction company owners and developers eager to safeguard their businesses and learn more about Nevada's "Asset Protection Capital" reputation.
"Remodeling and construction are fickle businesses that are vulnerable to lawsuits," said Christie. "If the corporation is not protected by favorable incorporation laws, then both personal and company assets can be at risk. A small company with few employees could be wiped out very easily," continued Christie, who noted that more than 88 percent of NCH incorporations are for companies with five or less employees.
Small Business Base Camp is designed to give business owners a quick and informative window into the incorporation process. Most are surprised to learn how easy and fast it is to incorporate. Christie said the process usually takes only two to four business days and that corporate name checks can be issued in about a minute.
Start up companies and small businesses such as those in the construction industry especially like the fact that there is no minimum initial capital requirement to incorporate. Nor does a business have to be based in Nevada. "Over 80 percent of our clients come from outside the state," Christie said.
For builders, remodeling and construction companies and companies that often operate in speculative deals, Nevada offers a number of unique benefits that make it a favorable state in which to incorporate a business. The best reason? Nevada has the strongest corporate veil statutes in the county. That means that if a company is sued, personal assets cannot be put in the line of fire or attached to the lawsuit.
Among other advantages to incorporating in Nevada:
- Unique state laws that protect personal assets
- No state corporate tax, nor franchise, corporate share or personal income tax
- Stockholders, directors and officers need not live or hold meetings in Nevada or be U.S. citizens or residents.
"Small Business Base Camp provides insight into even more initiatives that make Nevada attractive to builders and construction-related companies," Christie added. "Plus, we make it easy for to combine business with pleasure. We're a block from the Strip so you can establish your business and then stay to play."
For more information, visit www.nchinc.com/nch or call 800-508-1878.
About NCH
Nevada Corporate Headquarters, Inc. (NCH) is the largest incorporation company in Nevada. The "one-stop" convenience provided by NCH is preferred by many business owners with corporate structuring, tax planning, corporate credit services and estate planning all coordinated under one roof. NCH and its sister companies have formed more than 30,000 business entities worldwide since 1989. NCH has a nationwide reputation for helping entrepreneurs, corporations and licensed professionals to protect their assets through corporate. Anyone in any state or country can own and operate a Nevada-based business entity.
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