From idea to a registered business — paperwork handled.
We help you choose the right entity and get it formed — Articles filed with your Secretary of State, EIN from the IRS, operating agreement, registered agent guidance and FinCEN BOI reporting where it applies. Available in all 50 states.
A complete formation package so you can open a bank account and start operating.
Compare LLC, S-Corp and C-Corp for taxes, liability and paperwork before you commit.
Articles of Organization / Incorporation prepared and filed with your Secretary of State.
IRS EIN application prepared and coordinated so you can bank and hire.
Core governance documents tailored to single- or multi-owner businesses.
Understand the requirement and set up a compliant registered agent and address.
FinCEN Beneficial Ownership (BOI) filing where applicable, plus help identifying required licenses.
A quick orientation — we'll help you decide, then confirm with your CPA or attorney.
Flexible and simple, with liability protection and pass-through taxation. A popular default for most small businesses.
An election (often for an LLC or corporation) that can reduce self-employment tax for profitable owner-operators who take a reasonable salary.
Best for startups that plan to raise venture capital or issue stock — separate taxpaying entity with the most formal structure.
Simplest to start, but no liability separation. We can help you register a DBA or upgrade to an LLC when you're ready.
This is general information, not legal or tax advice. Entity choice and tax elections (such as an S-Corp election) have legal and tax consequences that depend on your situation — confirm your choice with a licensed attorney or CPA. She Assist prepares and coordinates filings but does not provide legal representation or tax advice.
We learn about your business and help you pick the right entity and home state.
We prepare your Articles and file them with the Secretary of State.
We coordinate your EIN and deliver your operating agreement and organizational docs.
BOI filing where needed, license pointers, and a hand-off to payroll or bookkeeping if you want it.
It depends on your goals, number of owners, how you want to be taxed and whether you plan to raise investment. An LLC is flexible and simple; an S-Corp can reduce self-employment tax for profitable owner-operators; a C-Corp suits startups raising venture capital. We help you compare the options, but the final choice — and any tax election — should be confirmed with a CPA or attorney.
An EIN (Employer Identification Number) is a federal tax ID from the IRS. You generally need one to open a business bank account, hire employees and file business taxes. We prepare and coordinate your EIN application as part of formation.
A registered agent is a person or company designated to receive legal and state documents on your business's behalf, with a physical address in your state of formation. Most states require one. We explain the requirement and help you set it up.
Many companies must report Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) to FinCEN under the Corporate Transparency Act, though requirements and deadlines have changed and some exemptions apply. We help you determine whether it applies to you and prepare the filing — always confirm current FinCEN rules, as they are subject to change.
It depends on your state and processing option — some states approve online filings within days, others take longer, and expedited options may be available. We give you a realistic timeline for your state before we start.
Ready to form your business? Tell us your state and we'll map out the steps and cost.
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