Forming a Texas Corporation
A corporation is formed under the laws of a state, and is a separate and distinct legal entity. As a separate and distinct legal entity, a corporation can enter into contracts, initiate lawsuits and be sued in its own name. A primary advantage of the corporate form is that it may protect individuals from corporate debts and liabilities.Legal fees for forming a Texas Corporation are $500 plus filing fees. This includes two hours of legal consultation, and preparation of all necessary corporate documents.
What You Need to Get Started
- Contact Us and make an appointment for a preliminary consultation which may be conducted in person or by telephone.
- At the preliminary consultation we will answer any questions you may have about forming your business.
- Submit your Texas Corporation information online.
- We will contact you when the final documents have been prepared, which should be within 10 business days after you submitted your Texas Corporation information online.
The following documents are included with our service:
- Adoption of Bylaws and Election of Directors
- Bylaws
- Articles of Incorporation
- Approval of Minutes of First Meeting of the Board of Directors
- Waiver of Notice and Consent to Holding First Meeting of the Board of Directors
- Minutes of the First Meeting of the Board of Directors
- Corporate Minute Book
- Employer Identification Number Application
- S Election - Federal (Form 2553)
- Corporate Seal
- Stock Certificates
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