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During a business formation consultation, we help you understand the pros and cons of different legal structures—like LLCs, corporations, or sole proprietorships—and how each affects liability, management, and operations. We also discuss available tax statuses, such as sole proprietor, partnership, S corporation, or C corporation, and how they can impact your tax obligations and savings. The goal is to help you choose the setup that best fits your goals, protects your assets, and sets you up for long-term success.
- Certificate of Organization
- Articles of Incorporation
- Operating Agreement
- Tax ID Number
- Federal Tax Enrollment
- State Withholding Permits
- State Sales Tax Permits
- State Unemployment Enrollment

A registered agent is someone a business appoints to handle important legal and government documents on its behalf. This includes things like legal papers and official mail. Every LLC or corporation needs to have one in the state where they’re registered. The agent must have a physical address in that state and be available during normal business hours to ensure nothing gets missed.
A biennial report is a document that businesses—like LLCs or corporations—are required to file every two years with the state to keep their information up to date. It usually includes details like the company’s name, address, registered agent, and names of key members or officers. Filing on time helps a business stay in good standing with the state and avoid penalties or administrative dissolution.
Corporate document compliance involves maintaining accurate and up-to-date internal records that reflect the company’s structure and operations. This includes keeping bylaws or operating agreements, meeting minutes, resolutions, membership ledgers, and other key governance documents organized and accessible.

Branding is important because your logo and color scheme are often the first things people notice about your business. They create a visual identity that helps customers instantly recognize and remember you. A well-designed logo and cohesive color palette convey professionalism, build trust, and communicate your brand’s personality. Consistent visuals across all platforms make your business look polished and credible, helping you stand out in a crowded market.
Having a website is essential for any business because it serves as your online storefront, giving potential customers a place to learn about your products, services, and brand. In today’s digital age, a website helps build credibility, establishes a professional presence, and ensures you're easily accessible. Without a website, businesses risk missing out on opportunities, as many consumers now turn to the internet first when searching for products or services.
Social media management is key to building a strong online presence and staying connected with your audience. Consistent, well-planned content helps increase brand awareness, drive engagement, and build trust with potential customers. It also allows you to stay on top of trends, respond to feedback in real time, and showcase your products or services in a way that feels personal and authentic. Effective social media management can turn followers into loyal customers and keep your business top of mind.