MONTANA SHELF CORPORATION

ENHANCE YOUR BUSINESS PLAN WITH A SHELF CORPORATION OR LLC FROM MONTANA.

$20 IN ANNUAL FILING FEES. WHY PAY MORE? BUILD CORPORATE CREDIT, ENJOY LIMITED LIABILITY AND KEEP FILING FEES LOW!

WHY A SHELF COMPANY MONTANA?

MONTANA OFFERS THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES:

A key issue in selecting any shelf corporation is maintenance cost. Why Montana? Only $15 per year in state fees! This is much lower than maintaining a shelf corporation from Delaware, Nevada or Wyoming.

MONTANA SHELF CORPORATIONS:

BUILD CORPORATE CREDIT FOR LESS

RATES

COMPARE SHELF CORPORATIONS FROM DIFFERENT STATES

All corporations appear the same from the standpoint of the lender, customer, client or as a bidder on contracts. Focus on obtaining a clean shelf corporation with no debt, no liability, no problems, and no back taxes. Obtain a shelf corporation with low maintenance fees.

A Montana shelf corporation is the best choice.

NEVADA SHELF CORPORATIONS SHELF CORPORATIONS

Annual State Fees: $650 $650

property rights

Moderate respect for property rights. State business license requires DOB, SSN, and percentage of ownership. Nevada sells their information to database companies. Managers are public. Complete management and ownership information is released from the State of Nevada.

Nevada state renewals

$150 for annual list of officers and $500 for the business license. Filing fees are going up to cover State debts.

online access

Directors and Officers are public record and easily accessed online.

DELAWARE SHELF CORPORATIONS SHELF CORPORATIONS

Annual State Fees: $125 $125

big business

Delaware does not shine for the small business owner. Delaware is the best choice for big business (IBM, Amazon.com, Fortune 500 companies).

Franchise tax

Franchise tax $125 per year, due by March 1 every year.

online access

Directors and Officers are public record and easily accessed online.

WYOMING SHELF CORPORATIONS SHELF CORPORATIONS

Annual State Fees: $50 $50

property rights

High respect for property rights.

Annual report

Annual report due every year, $50 fee. Due on the first of the month, on the anniversary month of the company.

online access

Directors and Officers are public record and easily accessed online.

MONTANA SHELF CORPORATIONS SHELF CORPORATIONS

Annual State Fees: $20 $20

property rights

High respect for property rights.

Annual report

Annual report due every year, $20 fee, due before April 15 every year. Easy to remember.

If you pay a fee

If you pay a fee, the Directors and Officers are public record record, and accessible online. This means that your connection to the company cannot be disclosed online; without paying a fee.

WHAT'S A SHELF CORPORATION?

A shelf corporation is a company that was formed before you acquired it. The purpose is to provide a competitive edge for the entrepreneur who acquires the shelf company. It’s a company placed “on the shelf” for the purpose of immediate availability and start-up. An aged shelf corporation is company that was aged for two or more years, with the objective of immediate credibility and access to the buyer.

WHY A SHELF CORPORATION?

A shelf corporation provides the following advantages:

WHAT IS A GOOD PRICE FOR A SHELF CORPORATION?

We sell many shelf corporations approaching three years of age for $1000, or less. Many of our competitors charge twice or thrice that amount. We offer fast service, quick turnaround, tracking numbers for delivery, and we email you a copy of the documents.

HOW MUCH CREDIT IS POSSIBLE WITH AN AGED SHELF CORPORATION?

Many business owners are obtaining financing in the amount of $100,000 or less. Any claim that a buyer, of a shelf corporation, is able to obtain more than $100,000 in financing is probably not telling the truth. Building any corporate credit is like climbing a ladder; it takes time and effort.

WHAT ARE THE TWO BASIC TYPES OF SHELF CORPORATIONS?

The two types of aged shelf corporations are the following:

An aged shelf corporation with no established corporate credit, no Employer Identification Number, no bank account.
This is the “safe” type of shelf corporation.
An aged shelf corporation with established corporate credit, EIN, bank account and operations
MY AGED SHELF CORPORATION NEEDS AN EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER. HOW DO I GET ONE?

To obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN) for your aged shelf corporation, apply here: http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=102767,00.html

The application is free. The EIN is necessary to file your taxes and to open a bank account.

To obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN) for your aged shelf corporation, apply here: http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/
article/0,,id=102767,00.html
The application is free. The EIN is necessary to file your taxes and to open a bank account.
DO I NEED A REGISTERED AGENT?
Every company needs a registered agent. You are able to serve as a registered agent in the state in which you live. For example, you may serve as a registered agent for your Montana shelf corporation in Montana. If you don’t live in Montana, then someone in Montana must serve as your registered agent. If you file that Montana shelf corporation in the state in which you live (i.e. California), then you’re able to serve as the registered agent in the state of California, for the foreign registration.
WHAT ARE THE BEST STATES TO OBTAIN AN AGED SHELF CORPORATION?

Montana, New Mexico and Wyoming are the best states to obtain an aged shelf corporation on an aged shelf LLC. Why? These states don’t ask for a business license. As such, you are considered the first owner of the company since there are no previous owners registered. A change of ownership resets the age of the company, in terms of applying for corporate credit. If you acquire an aged shelf corporation from Wyoming or New Mexico, there is no change of ownership. These states don’t collect information on the owners of the company. As a result, there’s no change of ownership reported. The age of the company remains the same.

ARE MONTANA SHELF CORPORATIONS JUST AS GOOD AS THOSE FROM NEVADA?

Banking in Nevada is difficult and troublesome because of the transients and the widespread fraud. Likewise, the audit rate for Nevada corporations is four times the annual average for the same company elsewhere. This is because Nevada continues to promote that they have information sharing agreement with the IRS. What is the truth? Nevada sells their information to database companies, which sells the data to the IRS. And what does it matter to you? Acquiring a shelf corporation and building corporate credit requires that your name is on the company. It requires that you’re the applicant for the EIN and the applicant for the bank account. There’s no privacy from the IRS. And yet, promoters of Nevada corporations still tout this bogus benefit.

Nevada is known for gambling, prostitution, mining and tourism. Montana and Wyoming are known for oil and gas, ranching, agriculture, national defense and a pro-business atmosphere. Nevada is deep in debt. Montana and Wyoming are in great financial shape.

STATE INCOME TAXES

If you I buy a Montana shelf corporation, must my business pay corporate income tax? Yes, where you do business. Banks will require the Montana corporation file do business where you are located, as the principal of the company. If you're located in Texas, then you must file your Montana company in Texas, and pay Texas taxes.
Please check with your tax advisor.

BUSINESS OUT OF WYOMING

CAN MY AGED SHELF CORPORATION DO BUSINESS OUT OF WYOMING IF I AM BUILDING CORPORATE CREDIT?
Banks want to see that the principal of the company and the company are located in the same state, and in the same general area. If you live in Texas, you should file the shelf corporation in Texas. Likewise, if you should file the company, as a foreign corporation, in the state in which you live, or do business.

ARE YOUR AGED SHELF CORPORATIONS LISTED ON YOUR WEBSITE?

We don’t list the names of our Montana shelf corporations online. This is to protect your interests.

HOW DO I OBTAIN BUSINESS TELEPHONE SERVICE IN MONTANA?

Obtain a MT telephone number by calling QWEST.COM at 1-800-449-0438. As for a market expansion line. This is a business line installed at the telephone company. No onsite installation is required. Calls are forwarded to your landline or cell phone.