Dean Heller
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in Nevada in no way prevents Federal Corporate Income tax, nor does a mere Nevada corporate charter eliminate State income taxes where your operations are physically located, where you reside, or where you have tangible assets such as an office or automobile.) Nevada corporation is registered in your home State as a foreign corp. the fees will be equal to, or in some cases even greater than, regular domestic corporations in your home State.) Dividends and Fees paid to yourself as the owner are subject to taxes by the IRS and by most every State where your operations caused "nexus" - and also by your State of Residence.) this may be true, but unless you have a bevy of high-paid attorneys to enforce your own personal rights to privacy, when the IRS suspects that your NV corporation is trying to hide information from the IRS they will make your life one living hell until you, as the shareholder, give-up all information, bank records, your fellow shareholders, consultants, friends, and associates.) |
This is a parody site. The real site is located at: http://sos.state.nv.us/comm_rec/whyinc.htm
Their replacement site is located at: http://sos.state.nv.us/business/comm_rec/whyinc.asp