If you are ready to incorporate your corporation in Wyoming (WY), click on the “Get Started Now” button to your right.

Incorporation of your Wyoming business online is simple with Filings Made Easy. Follow our 5 step process and once complete, we will form your business in as little a 24 hours. If you are still unsure if a corporation is the right choice for you, then learn more about this type of business and the online incorporation process below.

Incorporation in Wyoming:

The Filings Made Easy online incorporation system leads you through the process and requests all of the information that is required to incorporate your business in Wyoming.  This process is fast, easy and reliable. If you would like to start the online incorporate process now click on the following link: www.FilingsMadeEasy.com/incorporate-online.

A Wyoming corporation’s existence begins when its Articles of Incorporation are filed with the Secretary of State.

The $100 filing fee must also be paid at the time the Articles of Incorporation are filed with the Secretary of State.

The Articles of Incorporation must contain:

• - a corporate name
• - the name and physical address of the corporation’s registered agent
• - the mailing address of the corporation
• - the principal office address of the corporation
• - the number and class of shares the corporation will have authority to issue (with par value, if any, and a statement of preferences, qualifications, limitations, restrictions and special and relative rights, including convertible rights, in respect of each class of stock)
• - the names and addresses of each of incorporator

Unless otherwise specified in the online incorporation application, Filings Made Easy will include in your Wyoming Articles of Incorporation:

• - the name of your corporation that you have chosen (see below for special rules regarding your corporation’s name)
• - the name of the incorporator(s), which will be Filings Made Easy or an employee or agent of Filings Made Easy
• - the corporation is authorized to issue only one class of stock, which will be 1,000 shares of common stock, $0.01 par value per share
• - that there are no special rights, preferences or privileges of such stock
• - the name and address of the corporation’s registered agent

When submitting the Articles of Incorporation for filing with the Secretary of State, the following must be submitted:

-         filing fee of $100.00

-         the written Consent to Appointment executed by the registered agent

-         one original signed version of the Articles of Incorporation and one exact photocopy of the filing

Corporate Name:

In Wyoming, a corporation’s name must be distinguishable from the name of any other company whose name is on record with the Wyoming Secretary of State.

Filings Made Easy, as part of the online incorporation process, will conduct a preliminary name check to determine if the company name you chose is likely to be available for your corporation.

If you fail to include one of the endings with your corporation’s name choice, Filings Made Easy will add “Inc.” as the ending to your company’s name when preparing and filing your incorporation documents.

Registered Agent Information:

• - Wyoming corporations must have a registered agent at all times
• - The registered agent may be another corporation or a person with an address in Wyoming (such as Filings Made Easy)

Annual Report and Annual Tax:

Each year, an Annual Report must be filed with the Secretary of State by each Wyoming corporation on the first day of the anniversary month of the formation.  If not paid within sixty (60) days from the due date, the entity is subject to dissolution or revocation by the State of Wyoming.  Wyoming does not have a corporate income tax.

Filings Made Easy is available to assist your corporation each year with the preparation and completion of this filing and the payment of the applicable tax.

Directors:

A Wyoming corporation must have at least one member of its Board of Directors.

Wyoming S Corporations:

Wyoming does not have a corporate or individual income tax.  Therefore, S-corporation elections will not affect anything at the state level but will have effect with respect to federal taxes.

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