Incorporate a Company in Nevada

Investing in Nevada offers a unique opportunity to gain a foothold in the world's largest economy. International businesspeople looking for a tax-efficient corporate solution incorporate a company in Nevada, particularly those with profit centres outside the United States.

Advantages to Incorporating a Company in Nevada
1.	Investing in Nevada can be fast and simple. The process to incorporate a company in Nevada is straightforward and is viable for non-U.S. citizens based anywhere in the world.
2.	Investing in Nevada can be very discreet. Investors who incorporate a company in Nevada are not required to submit annual accounts.
3.	Investing in Nevada is IRS-free. Nevada and Texas are the only states in the U.S. that do not have an information sharing agreement with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). In addition, there is no public register or public record of businesspeople choosing to incorporate a company in Nevada.
4.	Tax benefits exist for those keen on investing in Nevada. Entrepreneurs who incorporate a company in Nevada avail of 100% tax-exemption on revenue sourced outside the U.S., if the shareholders and directors are non-U.S. residents.
5.	Large funds are not needed when investing in Nevada since no minimum capital requirement exists to incorporate a company in Nevada.
6.	Investing in Nevada offers investors a chance to gain a presence in a stable, reputable jurisdiction with a well-developed legal system.
7.	Only a small corporate structure is needed to begin investing in Nevada. Only one director and shareholder is required to register a Nevada entity.
8.	Investing in Nevada can be good for business. Business people who register a company in Nevada can open corporate bank accounts. Healy Consultants works with internationally recognised banks such as HSBC, Standard Chartered and Citibank to provide corporate bank account services.
Disadvantages to Incorporating a Company in Nevada
1.	Entrepreneurs who incorporate a company in Nevada may face a 'corporate stigma' due to the state's reputation for gambling and vice.
2.	Investing in Nevada can limit your anonymity as investors who incorporate a company in Nevada must include directors' names in the articles of incorporation. However, nominee directors are permitted. Shareholders details are not included in corporate documents.

Contact Us

For more information on how to incorporate a company and investing in Nevada, contact us via email at email@healyconsultants.com or telephone at (+65) 6735 0120.

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