Does The State Incorporated In Matter For Corporate Credit
No. Only certain benefits are derived from incorporating in a specific state where privacy (i.e. Nevada) or less frequent reporting (i.e. South Dakota) is required. Additionally, if the business will be producing larger amounts of revenue - a state without state taxes will be better (i.e. Florida) even if the initial incorporation price is higher.
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