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$150 or $1000 might be enough to swing the decision about where to incorporate for some instances but for most that is a rounding error. And anyway, all expense
by tisme 14y ago
$150 or $1000 might be enough to swing the decision about where to incorporate for some instances but for most that is a rounding error. And anyway, all expenses that you are going to have should be part of your businessplan when you're at the go/no go stage. If $800 scares you then you're not doing business.
- georgemcbay 14y agoI don't disagree that the difference between $150 and $1000 isn't a huge deal for any serious venture, but the topic of this conversation covers a wide range of possible levels of seriousness and some people suggest always incorporating even for goofing-around projects but those people never go into the fact that incorporating in some states will cost you some serious dough in minimum yearly taxes.