Share Certificates

Share Certificates allow Corporate shareholders and LLC members to evidence their shareholder or membership interest in the company. Each of Getting Incorporated™'s Share Certificates have valid legal language on the front and back, and are a professional way of keeping track of who owns the company, and also what shares or membership interests have changed hands in the past. Share Certificates go great with a Corporation Kit and Seal for organizing and officializing your business legal documents. Getting Incorporated™ can deliver legal Share Certificates for the owners of any business.

Business Law Update:

Louisiana

HB 3/SB 10

An Act to amend and reenact R.S. 47:602(A) and (G), 603(A)(2), 605(C), and 609(A) and to repeal R.S. 47:603, relative to the corporation franchise tax; to accelerate the elimination of borrowed capital from taxable capital; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. Current Bill Status: March 14, 2008 sent to Governor.

Start Up Tip:

S Corporations are Tax Leveraged Entities

When your S-Corp makes money, your profits will be minimized by the salary you pay yourself, and your S-Corporation distributions are not subject to 15.3% in FICA taxes. Conversely, if your S-Corp happens to lose money, your losses will be exaggerated by the salary you have to pay yourself. Thus, if your real business losses are $10,000, but you need to pay yourself a reasonable salary of $20,000, then your tax loss will be at least $31,530 ($10,000 business loss + $20,000 salary + $1,530 employers FICA tax share). In this example your business loses $10k to pay you $20k, meaning you really made $10k doing business but are able to claim tax losses of over $30k. S-Corp are highly leveraged tax entities where your tax losses will always be greater than your economic losses, and your tax profits will always be less than your economic profits!

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