What is a C Corporation?
A C Corporation (C Corp) is a legal business entity that is separate from its owners. It offers strong legal protection, the ability to issue stock, and flexible ownership structures — making it the go-to choice for startups, investors, and high-growth businesses.
In Simple Terms:

Separate Entity
Your business is legally distinct from you. It pays its own taxes, owns its own assets, and takes on its own liabilities.

Investor-Friendly
C Corps can issue multiple classes of stock and raise money from venture capital or public markets.

Ownership Flexibility
No limits on the number or type of shareholders — great for growth.

Double Taxation
Profits are taxed at the corporate level, then again if paid to shareholders as dividends. (But smart planning can minimize the impact.
Common Questions About C Corps
1. Why would I choose a C Corp over an LLC or S Corp?
2. What’s the deal with double taxation?
3. Can a C Corp have foreign owners?
4. Do I have to issue stock right away?
5. Are C Corps only for big companies?
Next Steps – Let’s Get Your C Corp Filed
Here’s how we make it easy:

Step 1: Choose Your State
You can form your C Corp in your home state or in a business-friendly state like Delaware — we’ll help you weigh your options.

Step 2: Fill Out a Quick Form
We’ll collect the info we need to file your Articles of Incorporation and register your business.

Step 3: We Do the Filing
We’ll take care of the paperwork and send you everything you need — including your official documents and Employer Identification Number (EIN).

Step 4: Build with Confidence
We’ll guide you through next steps like issuing stock, holding your first board meeting, and setting up compliance so your C Corp starts on the right foot.
This is the Start of Something Big
You’ve got vision. We’ve got the tools to help you build something that lasts. No fluff, no overpriced lawyers — just smart, step-by-step support.
Ready to launch your C Corp?
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