by LawInc Staff
January 21, 2023
Incorporation attorneys are an essential part of starting your C corporation or S corporation the right way. Too often, people take the “do-it-yourself” route, or try a document preparation service, to find out that their corporations were not properly formed.
If you are a business owner, independent contractor or other professional considering incorporation to save on taxes and protect yourself from lawsuits, consider hiring a trained and seasoned professional to handle the process for you.
5 Benefits of Incorporation Attorneys
1. Legal Expertise |
Incorporation attorneys are trained, in law school, and during the course of their career, about the ins and outs of incorporation. Their training can ensure that your corporation is formed correctly and that you are receiving the best, and most up to date, legal advice. |
2. Tailored Advice |
Incorporation attorneys avoid the “one size fits all” approach when it comes to incorporating. Since they are permitted to provide you with legal advice, they can advise as to what is best for your specific situation. |
3. Tax Planning |
Incorporation attorneys often have a background in tax law and can work to devise a strategy to help ensure your tax savings are maximized. |
4. Estate Planning |
An often overlooked part of the incorporation process is estate planning. It is better to plan ahead and think about succession planning and what will happen to the business in the future, especially if you have a spouse and/or children. An experienced attorney can take all those factors into consideration and help devise a plan to ensure estate planning is addressed. |
5. Corporate Formalities |
An important aspect of incorporation is ensuring that all corporate formalities are strictly followed during the incorporation process and throughout the future. Qualified incorporation attorneys can help ensure you are dotting all your i’s and crossing all your t’s. This can help make sure you are protected in case of a lawsuit or audit. |
A LawInc Incorporation Attorney Can Help
If you are based out of California, and looking to incorporate in California, LawInc is here to help.
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