A Little House of Secrets

[Brian4Liberty]

Job creators or shelters? Probably a combination, but it would be very interesting to find out how many paid employees each of these corporations actually has.



http://finance.yahoo.com/career-work/article/113032/little-house-secrets-great-plains-reuters

The secretive business havens of Cyprus and the Cayman Islands face a potent rival: Cheyenne, Wyoming.

At a single address in this sleepy city of 60,000 people, more than 2,000 companies are registered. The building, 2710 Thomes Avenue, isn't a shimmering skyscraper filled with A-list corporations. It's a 1,700-square-foot brick house with a manicured lawn, a few blocks from the State Capitol.

[Travlyr]

Wyoming is a business friendly state. That company is most likely a registered agent for the state. It is better than Delaware, Florida, or Nevada for business organization. So it is a little of both, some job creation and a shelter as well.

[Brian4Liberty]

Wyoming is a business friendly state. That company is most likely a registered agent for the state. It is better than Delaware, Florida, or Nevada for business organization. So it is a little of both, some job creation and a shelter as well.

Yep, here's the sale pitch from the company in the article. May have to start my next Corporation in Wyoming...


Check out the advantages of incorporating in Wyoming:

No State Income Taxes
No information collected to be shared with IRS
Privacy allowed
Shareholders are not listed with the state
Best Asset Protection Laws
Nominee officers are legal
Citizenship not required
State tax not being considered
Wyoming draws little attention
No Nevada "Stigma"
Lower Startup Costs

Wyoming state fees are 87% less than Nevada's.
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Wyoming has no business license fees or officer filing fees. This means we can deliver a quality company package for much less than you would pay in Nevada. And, your Wyoming state renewal fee is $50, in most cases,

http://wyomingcompany.com/