New Business/Non-Profit Startup
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Failure to provide accurate information will delay your application from being processed.
Email *
Name of Business Owner(s)/Founder(s) *
If multiple owners, percentage of ownership for each person. 
If this for a Non-Profit organization, please list each board member, and their role. You must have the following: 
President
Secretary
Treasurer

Business Owner(s)/Founder(s) Social Security Number *
Business Owner(s)/Founder(s) Address *
Business Owner(s)/Founder(s) Phone Number *
Date your business/organization started, or will start. 
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Business/Organization Legal Name *
What service or product will your business/organization provide?  *
Business/Organization Legal Address *
Business/Organization Phone Number *
Structure of Business/Organization *
Sole proprietorship
LLC (Single Member)
Partnership LLC (Multi-Member)
C-Corp with C-Corp Election
C-Corp with S-Corp Election
Non-Profit Organization
Please describe the legal structure & type
Business Entity Types
  • Sole Proprietorship- Sole proprietorships are best for small businesses with the following characteristics:
    • They MUST be low-profit and low-risk (low chance of liability or financial loss).
    • They have a smaller customer base — often friends, family, and neighbors.
    • They sometimes start as hobbies like photography, blogging, or video streaming.
  • LLC- offer taxation benefits, increased credibility, and most importantly, personal liability protection. LLCs are recommended for businesses with the following characteristics:
    • Larger customer base
    • Potential for immediate and sustainable profit
    • Increased risk of liability or loss
    • Would benefit from unique tax options
  • Partnership- a business that’s jointly owned and run by multiple people. I
    •  pass-through entity –( there’s no business income tax, Instead, co-owners report their share of the business’s income and losses on their personal tax returns and pay their personal income tax rate)
  • C- Corporation- The traditional type of corporation
    • subject to a corporate income tax
    • shareholders also pay personal taxes on any dividends they receive.
    • unlimited number of shareholders
    • multiple classes of stock
      • **S-corporation- Corporations can elect to be taxed as an S-corporation This means there’s no business income tax, Instead, shareholders, and co-owners report their share of the business’s income and losses on their personal tax returns and pay their personal income tax rate. An S-corp is limited to 100 individuals’ shareholders and one class of stock and all shareholders must be U.S. residents.
  • The term "nonprofit" means different things to different folks, and people often mix it up with "tax-exempt." There are a bunch of types of tax-exempt organizations according to the tax code, covering everything from social clubs to labor unions and childcare centers. They all have to follow one main rule to keep from paying federal income taxes: they can't hand out their profits to anyone personally. This is why they're called "nonprofits."
(For Non Profits ONLY) What is your Purpose Statement? If you don't have one, that's fine, we can write one for you. 
(For Non Profits ONLY) What is your Mission Statement? If you don't have one, that's fine, we can write one for you. 
(For Churches and Trusts ONLY) Please list all trustees, including the Pastor. 
(For Churches and Trusts ONLY) Please list all trustees and their address, including the Pastor. 
(For Churches and Trusts ONLY) Please list all trustees and their position/title, including the Pastor. 
I have a copy of my state issued Identification and/or driver's license that is readable and NOT expired. *
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