STATE AGENT AND TRANSFER SYNDICATE IS NOW IN WYOMING

 

As of July 1, 2015, the Nevada Secretary of State increased ALL list fees by $25.00. The Legislature has also made an increase to ALL Profit Corporation business license fees. The fees increased from $200.00 to $500.00!

The new fee to renew a corporation starts at $650.00 annually, depending on the capitalization of the company.

 

State Agent now offers the same services in Wyoming as we do in Nevada!

To better service our clients who are not physically located in Nevada, we have established an office in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

See the benefits for yourself: soswy.state.wy.us or call us with your questions 800-253-1013.

 

We can assist you in changing the domicile of your company from Nevada to Wyoming.  We can also form new companies if you are just getting started in business.

Since we are not Attorneys, we do recommend that you consult your legal and accounting professionals for advise and direction.

 

We understand how important it is to watch over your monies, for this reason, we have established ourselves in Wyoming to benefit YOU and your business.

 

Registered Agent Selection

Selecting a Registered Agent can be as easy as closing your eyes and choosing the name in the phone book.

But…

  • How much will it cost annually?
  • Is your company more or less important than the others represented?
  • What does the service provide for your benefit?

So many times people call our office “shopping” for a Registered Agent. Sure, we want you to choose us, but we also want you to make your decision based on your needs.

At State Agent and Transfer Syndicate, Inc. we consider customer service our number one, top priority. Handling your filings is what we “do”, making our clients happy is what we like.

Check out our website at www.stateagent.com

Call us at 800-253-1013 with any questions; we are interested in helping you make your Nevada Business or Wyoming Business successful! Read more

IRS Resources

Owning your own business is not the easiest venture. It is more of an AD-venture when you really look at it. Always, there is something that needs to be done, clients to tend to and bills to pay. But with all of the items that require attention, your taxes should be at the top of that list this time of year.

The IRS, offers “little helpers”, keeping you on task for deadline filings.  A useful calendar with details for form filings and requirements can be located here. Planning ahead and organizing your accounting is helpful, too. At the end of the year, having all receipts logged, allocated and accounted for will help your tax advisor with their job if there is allot of detail. And, if required, filing an extension is not necessarily a bad thing as long as your taxes are filed by the extended deadline.

Being prepared is the key. Having a plan with your bookkeeper or tax specialist will help with the stress of impending deadlines to the Internal Revenue Service. A small business or incorporated business can take specific deductions; talk with your tax preparer to see what you are eligible for.

Though State Agent and Transfer Syndicate, Inc. offers no legal advice, accounting advice or direction, we can refer you to an Attorney, Accountant or Enrolled Agent to better assist you with your needs. Contact Us