C-Corp Formation
Build a C-Corporation on The Right Road
A C-Corporation can be a powerful structure for founders who want ownership flexibility, access to outside funding, and the potential to go public. We help you understand what that really means and guide you through the setup process with clarity.
Explore whether a C-Corp is the right fit for your goals.
Understand ownership, protection, and tax implications in plain language.
Get support with the steps needed to properly form and maintain your C-Corporation.
For founders, growing businesses, and future-ready companies.
What’s Included
Inside Our C-Corp Support
Whether you’re forming your first C-Corporation or considering a
transition from another structure, we help you make informed
decisions — not just sign forms.
Whether you’re forming your first C-Corporation or considering transition from another structure, we help you make informed decisions — not just sign forms.
Entity Education Session
We walk through what a C-Corp really is, how it differs from other structures, and what it means for your ownership, taxes, and long-term goals.
Ownership & Share Structure Basics
Learn how shareholders, shares, and equity work — and what “ownership flexibility” really looks like inside a C-Corporation.
Formation Guidance
We guide you through key formation steps (such as articles, bylaws, and initial decisions) so you’re not left guessing what to do next.
Funding & Growth Considerations
Understand why many investors prefer C-Corps, and what you may need in place if you plan to seek outside funding now or later.
Tax Implications Overview
We explain the concept of double taxation in simple terms and help you think through how it may impact your situation (with a recommendation to speak with a tax professional).
Next-Step Action Plan
You’ll leave with a clear list of next steps, key deadlines, and ongoing responsibilities to keep your C-Corp in good standing.
Key Points
What You Should Know About C-Corporations
A C-Corporation comes with meaningful advantages — and important trade-offs.
Our role is to make sure you understand both sides so you can choose with confidence.
Ownership flexibility
C-Corps can issue multiple classes of stock and bring in different types of investors.
Limited liability protection
Shareholders are not personally responsible for company debts or legal issues, so personal assets are generally protected.
Funding opportunities
Many institutional investors and venture capital firms prefer or require a C-Corp structure.
