Small Business Formation Package
The Law Office of Douglas L. Barrett, LLC, has set up an affordable service for help small business owners establish a new business after facing the challange of bankruptcy. We counsel clients on issues relating to new business formation. We serve as outside general counsel for small-to-midsized clients with a need for corporate legal advice but who may not necessarily want to pay the expense of having a lawyer on staff.
We have expertise in the formation of new business entities including the determination of the appropriate structure for your business and the creation of the corporate documentation.
We help clients prepare necessary corporate documentation, including:
You may find organizations on the internet, in magazines or the newspaper that offer certain services at lower rates. However, many of those organizations are unable to provide you with legal advice and may not fully understand the implications of Utah law. The Law Office of Douglas L. Barrett, LLC is located in the State of Utah and the firm provides these services only in the State of Utah.
Call us today at 801-221-2976 to find out how we can assist you with your legal needs and give you the peace of mind of letting a business lawyer draft the important documentation for your small business.
OPTIONAL CORPORATE SERVICES:
Registered Agent Services
Standard Corporate Compliance Documents
(Annual Shareholder and Director Meeting Minutes)
Buy-Sell Agreements
Stockholder Agreements
Employment Agreements
Independent Contractor Agreements
Other corporate forms for filing with the state
We have expertise in the formation of new business entities including the determination of the appropriate structure for your business and the creation of the corporate documentation.
We help clients prepare necessary corporate documentation, including:
- Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws;
- Articles of Organization and Operating Agreements;
- Shareholder agreements;
- Corporate minutes and resolutions;
- Business asset or stock purchase agreements and sale agreements.
You may find organizations on the internet, in magazines or the newspaper that offer certain services at lower rates. However, many of those organizations are unable to provide you with legal advice and may not fully understand the implications of Utah law. The Law Office of Douglas L. Barrett, LLC is located in the State of Utah and the firm provides these services only in the State of Utah.
Call us today at 801-221-2976 to find out how we can assist you with your legal needs and give you the peace of mind of letting a business lawyer draft the important documentation for your small business.
OPTIONAL CORPORATE SERVICES:
Registered Agent Services
Standard Corporate Compliance Documents
(Annual Shareholder and Director Meeting Minutes)
Buy-Sell Agreements
Stockholder Agreements
Employment Agreements
Independent Contractor Agreements
Other corporate forms for filing with the state
Single-member LLC package now only:
$299.00 + ff
$299.00 + ff
fyi:
What's New?
HOW TO DECIDE
Most people know that corporations have one or more shareholders who own the business, boards of directors who oversee and manage the business, officers who handle the day to day operation of the business, annual shareholder meetings, and meetings of the board of directors. Corporations have lots of formality which is sometimes helpful especially when several people are going to be owners.
LLCs were created by legislatures for the purpose of minimizing formalities while providing the same protections to you and your business as corporations. LLCs typically have one or more members, no boards of directors, no shareholders, operating agreements that define how the member or members act, no requirements of annual meetings or formal directors meetings, etc.
How to choose? Well, with some advice from an attorney or accountant, the tax advantages of corporations or LLCs an be made roughly the same. Corporations are usually but not always a better choice when lots of people are involved. LLCs are usually better when decisions can be made informally and those who own the business are involved in the business daily.
Most people know that corporations have one or more shareholders who own the business, boards of directors who oversee and manage the business, officers who handle the day to day operation of the business, annual shareholder meetings, and meetings of the board of directors. Corporations have lots of formality which is sometimes helpful especially when several people are going to be owners.
LLCs were created by legislatures for the purpose of minimizing formalities while providing the same protections to you and your business as corporations. LLCs typically have one or more members, no boards of directors, no shareholders, operating agreements that define how the member or members act, no requirements of annual meetings or formal directors meetings, etc.
How to choose? Well, with some advice from an attorney or accountant, the tax advantages of corporations or LLCs an be made roughly the same. Corporations are usually but not always a better choice when lots of people are involved. LLCs are usually better when decisions can be made informally and those who own the business are involved in the business daily.
CORPORATION or LLC?
The most common entity our clients choose when forming a new small business is:
70% LLC
20% S-Corp
5% Reg Corp
5% DBA
70% LLC
20% S-Corp
5% Reg Corp
5% DBA
Call our LLC Hotline at
(801) 221-2976
to Set Up Your Small Utah Business Today!
(801) 221-2976
to Set Up Your Small Utah Business Today!
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Call Our Small Business Hotline
801-221-2976
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