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Incorporation Software

 

This easy to use program allows you create your own corporate kit, saving you money. It provides you with guidance and advise, so you can't make a mistake.

 

$24.95 Now it's free!
EDJ and TrialPay have teamed up to make it easy to try this software/service for free when you try or buy from TrialPay's network of partners.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ONLINE & OFFLINE SOFTWARE OPTIONS:

The Software can be downloaded and installed onto your hard drive, or it can be used online with no installation required! Both versions are identical in functionality.

One year online subscription included!

 

 

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$24.95 Now it's free!

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As a member, we're using TrialPay to give you an easy, free way to use the program.

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SAVE MONEY ON LEGAL FEES:

Bottom line, when you use an EDJ Software package, you can quickly and easily create the same legal documents for which a local attorney would charge you hundreds of dollars! The net result can be a very substantial savings!

 

Forming a Corporation

Before there were corporations, investors in a business risked everything if the venture turned south. When the company lost money and didn't have the cash to pay its creditors, the partners had to make up the difference with their own money. With the advent of the corporation, investors could be shielded from this type of liability by forming a corporation, and as a consequence, more people were willing to invest in business ventures.

Today, corporations have become the standard for many business entities. Not only can the formation of a corporation as a business entity help reduce your taxes, but it can also provide peace of mind by protecting your personal assets.

It is a distressing fact that people today are suing more than ever. When you go into business for yourself, you become a target. Immediately. If the party suing you has a better lawyer than you do, you will stand a chance of losing everything you own -- your house, your car, all of your assets.

As a sole proprietor, of course, you will seek to protect your personal assets with business liability insurance. That's a real good idea. But, again, your insurance company's lawyer better be the superior lawyer or you might lose again.

One of the simplest and least expensive ways to protect your personal assets when you become an entrepreneur is to incorporate. A corporation is the least expensive form of liability insurance you can buy. So long as you do not engage in fraudulent activities, you aren't the corporation, even though you own it, by virtue of owning all of the stock.

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