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Purchase Agreement

This Corporate Entity Purchase Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into as of the effective date above by and between Shelf Corp Giant LLC (“Seller”), located at 30 N Gould St Ste R Sheridan, WY 82801, with the email [email protected], and the Buyer named above (“Buyer”).

This Agreement clearly outlines the terms of sale, ensuring transparency, compliance with applicable laws, and protection for both parties. Buyer acknowledges that this is a legally binding agreement and that the terms herein govern the entire transaction.

1. INTRODUCTION & PURPOSE

1.1. Nature of the Transaction

This Agreement governs the sale of a corporate entity from Seller to Buyer. This is a commercial transaction between two business parties—the Seller, a provider of corporate entities, and the Buyer, an entrepreneur, investor, or businessperson acquiring a corporate entity for commercial use. This is not a consumer transaction. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer is purchasing the corporate entity for business, investment, or commercial purposes only, that this transaction does not involve the sale of goods or services for personal, household, or consumer use, that Buyer is not a passive or uninformed consumer but an entrepreneur or businessperson with knowledge, experience, and awareness of business transactions, and that Consumer protection laws do not apply to this transaction, as it is strictly a commercial agreement between business parties.

1.2. Buyer’s Acknowledgment of Business Expertise

By entering into this Agreement, Buyer represents and warrants that: Buyer is purchasing the corporate entity with full understanding of the risks and responsibilities associated with business ownership, that Buyer has the knowledge, experience, or access to professional advisors necessary to evaluate the corporate entity and its suitability for their intended business purposes, and that Buyer is not relying on Seller for financial, legal, or tax advice and understands that any decisions regarding the use or operation of the corporate entity are made solely at Buyer’s discretion.

1.3. Commercial Nature & Legal Treatment

Both parties agree that this is a business-to-business (B2B) transaction and shall be treated as such under applicable laws, that Buyer expressly waives any claims or defenses based on consumer protection laws, acknowledging that such laws are not applicable to this commercial transaction, and that Buyer agrees that this Agreement shall be interpreted and enforced as a business contract, governed by commercial laws and regulations applicable to corporate acquisitions.

2. TERMS OF PURCHASE

2.1. Corporate Entity Transfer

For Corporations: Buyer acquires 100% of all issued shares of the corporation. For LLCs: Buyer acquires 100% of all membership interests in the LLC.

2.2. Registered Agent Requirement

Registered agent services are NOT included in the purchase price. Buyer must update the registered agent immediately after purchase. Failure to maintain an active registered agent may eventually result in entity delinquency, inactivation, or administrative dissolution.

2.3. Final Sale; No Cancellation or Modifications

Buyer understands that this purchase is final, non-cancellable, and non-refundable and that Buyer cannot request a refund based on funding results, credit approvals, or any other business factor.

2.4. Substitution of Corporate Entity

If the originally selected corporate entity becomes unavailable due to reasons beyond Seller’s control—including purchase by another customer, administrative actions by the Secretary of State, or excessive delays in processing—Seller reserves the right to substitute the corporate entity with another entity of equal or greater value, as follows: The substitute corporate entity will be of similar state, age, and features, subject to inventory availability. If no corporate entities of the exact state and age combination are available, Buyer agrees to accept a substitute entity from another state of equivalent value. The substitute entity’s value will be determined based on Seller’s inventory list price at the time of substitution and may be up to 20% higher than the originally selected entity at no additional cost to Buyer. Buyer agrees that substitutions are final and do not entitle Buyer to a refund, cancellation, or compensation of any kind.

3. CONFIDENTIALITY, RISK DISCLOSURE & LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Buyer agrees not to disclose the purchase price, terms of this transaction, or any related details to any third party without Seller’s prior written consent. Buyer acknowledges that purchasing a corporate entity is a business investment with no guaranteed success and that Buyer is not using life savings, emergency funds, or money critical for survival for this purchase. Buyer further acknowledges that Seller does not provide any credit repair services, credit advice, or assistance in modifying credit history. Seller does not engage in or offer any services related to credit restoration, removal of negative items from credit reports, or improving credit scores in any way. Buyer further acknowledges that Seller does not guarantee any specific outcomes, approvals, or financial benefits resulting from the use of the purchased entity. Under no circumstances shall Seller’s liability exceed the total amount actually paid by Buyer for the corporate entity. If Seller is found liable for any reason, compensation shall be issued in the form of store credit by default, valid for six (6) months and expiring if unused, unless otherwise required by arbitration, court ruling, or applicable law.

4. DISPUTE RESOLUTION & ARBITRATION

This agreement includes a binding arbitration clause that governs how disputes are resolved. If mediation does not resolve the dispute, then any and all disputes, claims, or controversies arising out of or relating to this agreement—including but not limited to its breach, enforcement, interpretation, or termination—shall be resolved solely through final and binding arbitration, except as otherwise expressly allowed below. The parties agree that arbitration will be conducted entirely online and based solely on written submissions, with no in-person appearances or live hearings unless mutually agreed or specifically required by the arbitration provider. Arbitration shall be administered by a neutral third-party arbitration provider, in the following order of preference: first by net-ARB at www.net-arb.com; if net-ARB is unavailable or declines to administer the matter, then by Arbitration Resolution Services (ARS) at www.arbresolutions.com; if ARS is unavailable, then by RapidRuling at www.rapidruling.com; if RapidRuling is not available, then by Brief (operated by Ejudicate) at www.ejudicate.com; and if none of the above providers are available or willing to handle the dispute, then by the American Arbitration Association (AAA) under its applicable consumer or commercial rules, at www.adr.org. If all of the listed arbitration providers are unavailable or unwilling to accept the dispute, then and only then may the matter be filed in a small claims court or other court of competent jurisdiction located in the State of Colorado, and in any such court proceeding, both parties knowingly and voluntarily waive any right to a trial by jury and agree that, where permitted by the court, the dispute shall be resolved by written submission only, without live testimony or in-person hearings. The parties consent to personal jurisdiction and exclusive venue in Colorado. All arbitration proceedings and any court proceedings must be conducted on an individual basis only, and no party may participate in a class action, mass arbitration, collective arbitration, or representative action of any kind. The arbitrator shall have exclusive authority to decide all issues related to the interpretation, applicability, enforceability, and scope of this arbitration clause, including the question of arbitrability itself, and shall not be permitted to award punitive or exemplary damages against Seller under any circumstances. The costs of arbitration, including any filing fees, administrative fees, arbitrator compensation, and related costs, shall be shared equally by both parties unless otherwise required by the provider’s rules; however, Seller may, at its sole discretion, pay Buyer’s share of arbitration fees in order to allow the case to proceed, and if Seller prevails in arbitration, Buyer agrees to reimburse Seller for all arbitration-related fees and costs, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, case filing costs, administrative fees, and any other expenses incurred by Seller in connection with the arbitration or enforcement of this clause. This arbitration agreement is governed by the Federal Arbitration Act, 9 U.S.C. §§ 1–16, and to the extent state law applies, it shall be the laws of the State of Colorado without regard to its conflict of laws principles. The arbitrator’s final decision shall be binding and enforceable in any court with jurisdiction. If Buyer files a lawsuit or other proceeding in violation of this clause, Buyer agrees to reimburse Seller for all reasonable attorneys’ fees, arbitration fees, court costs, and any other expenses Seller incurs in enforcing this clause or obtaining dismissal of such unauthorized action. This clause shall survive the completion of any transaction and any termination or expiration of this agreement.

5. PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT & INDEMNIFICATION

Buyer agrees to communicate in a fair, professional, and good-faith manner. Buyer shall not engage in conduct that includes knowingly making false or misleading statements about Seller, whether in public statements, payment disputes, or complaints to third parties, in an attempt to coerce a refund, compensation, or other concessions that Buyer is not contractually entitled to. False or misleading statements include, but are not limited to: knowingly posting inaccurate or misleading reviews, misrepresenting facts in public forums, or filing complaints with false or exaggerated claims that harm Seller’s reputation or business operations. If Buyer makes such false or misleading statements, Seller may issue a written notice requesting that Buyer remove or correct the statement within seven (7) days. If Buyer fails to comply, Seller may initiate arbitration to seek confirmation that Buyer is not eligible for a refund and to recover damages for legal fees, administrative costs, and other losses reasonably estimated to result from the false or misleading statements. If the false or misleading statement remains visible at the time of arbitration, the arbitrator shall have the discretion to award additional damages based on an ongoing calculation of reputational harm, estimated lost business, and legal/administrative costs for as long as the statement remains accessible to the public. If the statement is not removed within thirty (30) days following the arbitration ruling, Seller may initiate further arbitration proceedings to recover additional estimated damages for continued harm. In addition to monetary damages, Seller may seek injunctive relief to compel the removal of false or misleading statements through arbitration or, where necessary, in a court of competent jurisdiction. Injunctive relief may be sought separately from arbitration if immediate action is required to prevent irreparable harm to Seller’s reputation and business operations. This provision does not restrict Buyer’s right to share truthful, honest experiences or opinions but ensures that statements made about Seller are accurate and not used to unfairly harm Seller’s business, reputation, or financial interests.

6. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This Agreement supersedes all prior agreements, communications, negotiations, advertisements, representations, or understandings, whether written, oral, or implied. Buyer acknowledges that they are not relying on any verbal or written statements outside of this Agreement in making their purchase, unless such statements are in written format and signed by Seller.

Frequently Asked Questions

While you are free to change the name of your Shelf Corporation, we don’t advise it as a name change goes against the concept of a Shelf Corporation.  The best advice we can give you is to simply file a Trade Name for the Brand Name you would like to use for your Business. For example, “ABC Enterprises Inc” could do Business using the Trade Name “XYZ Enterprises” if that is the name they want to be recognized by.

Yes, you can, and this strategy can dramatically expand the pool of available Lenders you can apply for Funding with. The only requirement is that you obtain an address in each State you want to do the Foreign Entity Registration in, and this address should be a real address, not a PO Box nor UPS Store address. You should also be ready to travel for a few days to the state where you do the Foreign Entity Registration, in order to physically visit Banks and Credit Unions and apply for Funding.

The short answer is NO, you can’t. The long answer is yes, you can, however, anyone selling Business Tradelines are selling fraudulent accounts with back-dated open dates and fake account payment history, and because these are sold by scammers, the chances of any of these Tradelines actually posting is slim to none. For this reason, we recommend you do not even attempt to purchase Business Tradelines, since they are fraudulent and there is 99% chance you will lose your money and not get any tradelines at all. You don’t need to risk your money and your liberty – You can get REAL Business Tradelines legally through our 80 Paydex Program.

Yes, you can purchase as many Shelf Corporations as your heart desires, however, you will achieve the best results by putting a separate person as the President and 100% owner of each Shelf Corporation. The logic behind this is that there are a limited number of Lenders in any particular metropolitan area, and each Lender will rarely lend to more than one Business-and-President combination, so if you have 2 Corps and go to the same Lender asking for financing for both, chances are the Lender will either approve one Corp and deny the other, or approve both but split the credit limit 50/50 among the 2 corps. Therefore, unless each Corp has a separate President, you may run into difficulty finding good Lenders.

Yes, you can use a Trade Name (Fictitious Name) with your Shelf Corporation and it is included in our Platinum or better Credit-Ready Packages. Government Fees, which vary from State to State, are not included and you must pay them directly yourself.

No. CPNs, SCNs, or any other form of Social Security # that is not on your real Social Security Card is “Synthetic Identity Theft” and is illegal. Further, these strategies have very high failure rates and even if they do work to some extent, often result in closed credit accounts shortly after Lenders discover the Social Security # provided to them is not your real one.

No, you don’t. That is one of the biggest confusions when it comes to building Corporate Credit. D&B is REQUIRED to assign you a DUNS # as Creditors start reporting your Payment Activity, and they are also required to “Rate” your Credit Profile once you have enough Tradelines and Financials. D&B will try to sell you various Products and Services at various points in the Credit Building Process, but you do not need to buy them, and we do not recommend that you buy them either. When you buy a Shelf Corp from us, we have a way of obtaining the DUNS Number within 48 hours at no additional charge to you.

The short answer is YES, you do. The long answer is: How much is your time worth? Instead of wasting hours upon hours, or days upon days attempting to make your Shelf Corp Credit-Ready, let us do it for you. Avoid headaches and delays. We do it fast and we do it right.

Which Credit-Ready Package to choose? You will need at least the Silver Package, which gives you the EIN #, DUNS #, 411 Listing, Yellow Pages and Super Pages Listings.  Then the Platinum Package includes a lot more items and also includes the very important Foreign Entity Registration. Finally, the Diamond Package includes everything you could possibly want, including a Custom Corporate Website and Corporate Identity Kit, so you can have the most credibility possible with Lenders, Suppliers, and Customers. Ultimately, you should select the best possible Credit-Ready Package you can afford, so you maximize your Funding Results and minimize wasted time and possible mistakes.

Yes, you do – That is Required. We provide Free Registered Agent Service for 30 Days after your Purchase, but then you will need to either purchase the on-going Registered Agent Service from us for $350 per Year, or find another provider online and purchase from them.

No, they don’t. A Shelf Corporation by definition is a Business Entity with no Assets and no Liabilities – It is a blank slate.  We are well aware of Companies out there selling Shelf Corporations at very high price points along with Fraudulent Tax Returns and Financials, and even worse, Bogus Credit Lines that either do not exist or that they are unable to obtain after you pay them for the Shelf Corp.  If you buy a Shelf Corporation with any existing Credit Lines, Tax Returns, or Financials, you are guaranteed to lose your money and if you actually use the Fake Tax Returns on Loan Applications, you may end up losing your liberty too, so please don’t fall for these scams.  If it looks too good to be true, it’s probably a scam.

Yes, you need a Bank Account for your Shelf Corporation. We recommend you open your Bank Account with Chase or Bank of America, if they are available in your area. Otherwise, use any Bank or Credit Union of your choice.

Your Shelf Corp can easily become your outsourced…

Marketing Dept
Fulfillment Center
Supplier
Management Company
etc…

You can simply take one of the biggest Departments in your Existing Business, and transfer that Dept to the Shelf Corp as an outsourced service. The end result is that you are still doing business like before, however, now you have 20%, 30% 40%, or even 50% of your Expenses converted into documented Revenues for the Shelf Corp, so the Shelf Corp will become a real operating business entity with Bank Statements and Tax Returns that can be shown to Lenders to obtain FULL DOC Unsecured Funding, way in excess of the original Funding Capacity of the Shelf Corp.

Credit Unions are the hidden gems of Funding Sources. Once your Shelf Corp is ready for Funding, you should, if you have the time, go to all the Credit Unions in your metropolitan area and apply for Unsecured Corporate Credit Cards and/or Unsecured Business Lines of Credit. The only question you need to ask is “What is the maximum credit limit that can be approved without providing tax returns?”. Then, apply for a credit limit slightly below that maximum limit. Credit Unions typically have lower interest rates and more lenient underwriting criteria than other Lenders.

When you become our Client, we can advise you on the several methods available to access the full credit limit of Corporate Credit Cards at the Purchase APR.

The Funding Road Map Strategy Session is a Consulting Service that gives you a detailed Road Map for getting from where you are now, to getting all the Unsecured Corporate Funding you need. We work with you one-on-one to give you the tools you need so you can overcome all the obstacles that are keeping you from getting the funding you want. We give you a GIANT LEAP forward in the Funding Process, allowing you to achieve your Goals much faster and without time consuming and costly mistakes.

If your business naturally deals with a high number of suppliers on a regular basis, purchasing from them frequently and making all payments before the due date, then you should be able to “naturally” obtain an 80 or higher Paydex Score within the first 12 to 24 months of operations.

However, if your business:

  1. Is a recently purchased Shelf Corporation, and/or
  2. Does not fit the scenario above, and/or
  3. Does not want to wait 12 to 24 months

Then our 80 Paydex Program is the solution you need.

We can achieve an 80 Paydex Score or higher within 45 to 60 Days, assuming you follow our instructions in a timely manner. We do everything possible on your behalf in order to minimize your involvement in the process.

You can go for Funding either before or after the 80 Paydex Program is complete – The choice is yours. However, beware that some of the Lenders you apply with may deny your applications specifically due to not having an 80 Paydex Score. For this reason, we always recommend that our Clients obtain the 80 Paydex Score before going to Funding, so that Funding Results can be maximized.

Ready to take your Corp to Funding? Looking to optimize the Funding Process and get the most Funding possible, as fast as possible? Our Lender Submission Service is designed to achieve this, with 0% Back-End Success Fees. We select the Lenders, submit the Financing Applications for you, and then you just need to take it from there, which usually means doing a verification phone call with each Lender and/or providing some basic personal or business documents that each Lender may request. This service saves you countless hours of research and actual time filling out financing applications, so you can go to the best lenders, in the right order, without wasting time nor making unnecessary mistakes.

GOOD AND CLEAN PERSONAL CREDIT RECOMMENDED:

There are no minimum credit scores as each Lender has its own separate Underwriting Matrix.

If your Personal Credit is not perfect, you can purchase your Shelf Corp now to save money.

We will then build the 80 Paydex Score for the Corp while you improve your Personal Credit situation.

The age of a Shelf Corp directly affects the Shelf Corporation’s Price and Funding Capacity, and the older the Shelf Corporation, the better the results that can be obtained when it comes to Funding and Credibility. Therefore, select the oldest Shelf Corporation that is within your budget.

Once you open the Bank Account for your Shelf Corporation, you should ideally start operating the Shelf Corporation as part of your business affairs, and in this way flowing as much revenue as possible into the Shelf Corp Bank Account each month. By doing this, after 3 to 6 months, the Shelf Corporation will have the necessary bank statements to qualify for additional Funding with additional Lenders, allowing the Funding achieved with the Shelf Corporation to surpass the Shelf Corp’s original Funding Capacity.

No, this is not only unnecessary, but could possibly hurt you. After you have your Shelf Corporation, if you contact Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) for any reason, they will attempt to sell you services such as Corporate Credit Building Services. These Services, although they appear to be helpful at your initial analysis, are actually NOT helpful at all in our opinion and can hurt your Business instead of help it because the purchase of such Services may trigger an immediate AUDIT of the Corporate Entity, and during this Audit, D&B may identify ownership changes and other movements you make with the Corporate Entity, which is something you typically do not want exposed. You do NOT need to purchase anything from D&B, no matter how convincing they may be.

Most Shelf Corporation Buyers will make the following very expensive mistakes if they are not careful:

  • Pay a High-Price for a Shelf Corp that supposedly comes with Established Credit (But it really doesn’t)
  • Pay for a Shelf Corp that supposedly comes with a Personal Guarantor (Recipe for Fraud)
  • Pay for a Shelf Corp that supposedly comes with Tax Returns (Recipe for Fraud & Jail Time)
  • Pay for a Shelf Corp that has Bad Credit and/or Hidden Liabilities (Shelf Corp “Lemon”)
  • Pay for a Shelf Corp that is not owned by the Seller (Fake Seller – Like buying Land on the Moon)

  • Established Credit Scam: This is by far the most common of the scams and the most lucrative for the scammers. In this scam, the scammer may be a “legitimate” incorporation service or business credit building service, or even a company just selling shelf corps, but what makes this a scam is that they will try to sell you a Shelf Corp that supposedly comes with established credit and cash lines of credit which they make it look like you would be able to access right away after purchasing the shelf corp. You get so excited about obtaining the easy money they are offering that you pay a high price for the shelf corp and then find out that the cash lines of credit either don’t exist yet (and you need to apply and be approved for them), or are not really cash lines of credit but rather a pre-approval letter from a company friendly to the scammer stating that you are pre-approved to buy up to $1 Million (for example) in Real Estate using the Shelf Corp (but of course, you need to come up with the $400,000 Down-Payment from somewhere, and the Loan offered is really a Hard Money Loan with a 10%+ Interest Rate and 3+ Points to close. Did you really need a shelf corp to do that – No, you just got ripped-off because you did not read this first!).
  • Tax Return/Financials Scam: This scam can be combined with the other 2 scams – The only difference here is that the scammers offer you a Shelf Corp that already has Tax Returns and Financial Statements showing Sales and Profit and Bank Deposits. These, of course, are all Fake, Fraudulent, Made-Up Documents that if you actually use to apply for financing can lend YOU in Jail (not the scammers, just you). This one is harder to fall for because you would have to convince yourself to use Fake Tax Returns on a Loan Application, but some people don’t seem to mind and end up losing everything because of this scam. There is also an alternative form of this Scam, in which they actually convince you to file a Fake Tax Return showing High Revenues and a good Profit, but fail to pay the Taxes due. Then, they help you get Funding using those filed Fake Tax Returns, and from the Proceeds, you supposedly pay the Taxes due. However, if you cannot get the Funding, you will owe a lot of money to the IRS, not to mention be liable for filling a Fraudulent Tax Return, which is a Crime.
  • Secretary of State Data Harvesting Scam: This is the hardest one to detect. You will often find this one on Craigslist, Fiverr, or some other Classified Website, since the scammers are usually just one-man shows with no website. The way this scam works is that the scammer advertises a shelf corporation for a really low price so you think it is such a great deal and buy the Shelf Corp from him. Months or Years later you get a call from someone saying they own the Shelf Corp and that you are not allowed to use it. After a lot of problems you find out this someone was the original incorporator of the Shelf Corp and that he never sold it to you. So, who sold it? The scammers, of course. They sold you a Corporation they did not own, and they did it without the real owner knowing about it. In this case, you would lose all your money and probably any assets you may have put in the name of the Shelf Corporation, and you may even be sued by the real owner.

An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is also known as a Federal Tax Identification Number, and is used to identify a business entity, just like a Social Security Number identifies an Individual. If you want to open a Business Bank Account and/or hire any Employees, then you need one. The EIN # is included all of our Credit-Ready Packages.

A Registered Agent is a business or individual designated to receive service of process (SOP) when a business entity is a party in a legal action such as a lawsuit or summons. The registered agent’s address may also be where the state will send the paperwork for the yearly renewal of the business entity’s charter. The registered agent for a business entity may be an individual member of the company, or (more often) a third party, such as the organization’s lawyer or a service company.

A Shelf Corporation, Shelf Company, or Aged Corporation, is a company or corporation that has had no activity. It was put on the “shelf” to “age”. The company can then be sold to a person or group of persons who wish to start a company without going through all the procedures of creating a new one.

The Funding Capacity is a good faith discretionary estimate of the total amount of financing that can be obtained with the corporate entity assuming you meet all personal credit requirements and aggressively pursue financing over several funding rounds.

The main difference between S-Corps and C-Corps is that S-Corps are Flow-Through Entities – This means they are not taxed in the State of Incorporation like C-Corps would be, and the Net Income flows through to the Shareholders and is taxed at the Shareholder’s Personal Income Tax Rate. For 90% of our Clients, S-Corp is the way to go, because being taxed as a C-Corp in the State of Incorporation creates additional costs and headaches that divert from the main Goal which is building Corporate Credit. If an S-Corp is what will work best for you, then we will need to file IRS Form 2553 to elect S-Corporation Status. This is an easy process and can be done in one day.

If the corporate entity being purchased is not from the same state that you live in, then you should do a foreign entity registration in the state that you live in or have a real physical address, such as a real home or office. Using UPS Store, Regus, and other types of virtual office providers is not recommended, but can be used if better options are not available. Your home address is typically the best address to use for the foreign entity registration. The cost of doing the foreign entity registration varies greatly from state to state, and can be as little as $50 in government fees to as high as several hundred dollars. This cost is not under our control. You can easily do the foreign entity registration yourself, or if preferred, can be done by us for $250 plus government fees. Time frame for completion of the foreign entity registration varies and can be anywhere from 1 day to several weeks, depending on the state and the current workload in that government dept. FOREIGN ENTITY REGISTRATION IS ALWAYS REQUIRED IN ORDER TO OPEN BANK ACCOUNTS AND OBTAIN FINANCING IN YOUR HOME STATE WHEN YOUR HOME STATE IS NOT THE SAME STATE AS THE INCORPORATION STATE OF THE CORPORATE ENTITY.

Until your Shelf Corp files its 1st Tax Return showing a profit, all Funding is in the form of Unsecured Corporate Credit Cards. There is the possibility of obtaining some Unsecured Corporate Lines of Credit depending on your metropolitan location and your willingness to actually go to the Banks and/or Credit Unions to apply in person.

Here are the 5 Best States for Funding:

  1. California (We have CA Corps!)
  2. New York. (We have NY Corps!)
  3. Illinois.
  4. Texas.
  5. Colorado. (We have CO Corps!)

NO Personal Income Tax: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming.

NO Corporate Income Tax: Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming.

No Personal Income Tax AND No Corporate Income Tax: Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming.

Want to avoid State Corporate Income Taxes? Just select S-Corporation Status and you will be taxed at the Personal Level instead of the Corporate Level, thus completely avoiding State Corporate Income Taxes and benefiting from lower Personal Income Tax Rates, regardless of the State where the Shelf Corporation comes from. Even if your Shelf Corporation is an LLC, you can still elect to have it taxed as an S-Corp.

If you already have an existing business, there are several reasons why you may not be able to use, or even want to use that existing business for Funding purposes:

  1. Existing Business has Bad Corporate Credit.
  2. Existing Business is not at least 2 Years Old.
  3. Existing Business is in a High-Risk Industry for Lenders.
  4. Existing Business shows a loss on latest Tax Return(s).
  5. Keep Existing Business Free of Debt while loading up most or all of the Debt on the Shelf Corp.
  6. Maximize Tax Savings for Existing Business by showing a loss, and still get Funding under the Shelf Corp.
  7. Achieve additional benefits specific to your situation, to be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Common reasons for buying a Shelf Corporation include:

1. Instantly obtain the necessary “Time in Business” and Credibility required to be approved for Corporate Credit and Financing.
2. Create a solid Corporate Credit Profile as an alternative to Personal Credit Repair.
3. Protect Assets from Creditors and facilitate Estate Planning.
4. Instantly Qualify to Bid on Government Contracts.
5. Instantly obtain Credibility with prospective Clients, Partners, and Suppliers.
6. Expand your International Business into the United States instantly and without the typical red tape.

Shelf Corporations should be private. No one should be able to search on google and find the name of your Shelf Corporation on a Shelf Corporation Vendor website. To protect the privacy of our Shelf Corp Inventory, we only show a small fraction of our total Inventory at any point in time. Need something that you can’t find on our Inventory? Ask us! We probably have it in our Hidden Inventory and can make it available to you privately for purchase.

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