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We make incorporation fast, simple, and fully compliant — so you can focus on growing your business.
Tell us about your company — name, location, and structure preferences. Our guided form makes it quick and effortless.
Our experts prepare and file your Articles of Incorporation and ensure all state and federal requirements are met.
Once approved, you’ll receive your official documents, EIN, and business kit — ready to launch and scale confidently.
Separate your personal assets from your business obligations — so you’re protected if your company faces debts or lawsuits.
Access potential tax deductions on healthcare, salaries, and reinvested profits, helping you maximize your business’s value.
C Corporations can issue stock, making it easier to bring in investors and secure funding for expansion.
Operating as a corporation enhances your business reputation with clients, partners, and financial institutions.
A C Corporation (or C Corp) is a legal business structure that separates the company from its owners. It provides liability protection, the ability to issue stock, and access to certain tax advantages — making it ideal for growing or investor-backed businesses.
The processing time depends on the state where you file, as each state has its own review and approval timeframe. However, at Parabellum Business Capital, we do our due diligence to file your documents as early as possible.
If you choose our Fast Filing option, your incorporation documents are submitted to the state within 1 business day for the quickest possible approval.
The main difference is how they’re taxed. A C Corporation pays corporate taxes separately from its owners, while an S Corporation passes income directly to shareholders to avoid double taxation. However, C Corporations can have unlimited shareholders and investors, which makes them better for large or fast-growing businesses.
Limited personal liability
Ability to raise capital through stock
Potential tax deductions
Enhanced business credibility
Perpetual existence (your business continues even if ownership changes)
Yes. A C Corporation can have unlimited shareholders, including individuals, other corporations, or foreign investors — offering greater flexibility for growth.
Yes. Every corporation must have a registered agent — a person or service responsible for receiving legal and government documents on behalf of your business. Parabellum Business Capital includes this service in select plans.
These are the official documents filed with your state to legally create your corporation. They include your company name, address, structure, and ownership details.
An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is your business’s federal tax ID, issued by the IRS. You’ll need it to open a bank account, hire employees, and file taxes.
Yes. If you currently operate as an LLC or sole proprietorship, Parabellum Business Capital can help you convert your business into a C Corporation smoothly and in compliance with state and federal laws.
Costs vary by state filing fees and the service plan you choose. Our Essential Formation plan starts at $99 plus state fees, with higher tiers offering more tools and services for long-term success.
C Corporations must maintain annual reports, shareholder meetings, corporate minutes, and other compliance filings depending on your state. Our compliance reminders help you stay up to date year-round.
If you plan to raise capital, attract investors, or eventually go public — a C Corporation is the most flexible and scalable structure. For small local businesses or single owners, an LLC or S Corporation may be a better fit.
This Thanksgiving season, we’re giving thanks to our clients by offering 20% off all services — from website development to credit repair and consulting.
Offer valid until November 27
