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A corporation generally has to file returns & pay federal & state taxes. Learn about all of the requirements for corporate taxes & tax reporting for your business.

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Filing your business's annual report can be tricky, especially if you're operating in multiple states. Learn more about how to stay on top of your annual reporting.

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Learn about the requirements for foreign qualification when doing business in another state, including transactions, leasing, manufacturing, sales & more.

Learn about the criteria for choosing the right business type, like LLC, S Corporation, C, Corporation, including limited liability, risk, taxes, selecting a state, & more.

An individual who is a resident of the state and has a physical address within the state can serve as a registered agent although some states impose additional requirements. An entity can serve as a registered agent provided that it has a physical address in the state which is open during normal business hours all year and is authorized to do business in the state.

Learn about a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN or EIN), how the IRS changed the procedures to obtain one, & advice for corporations & law firms on the process.