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LLC Formation - Single Member
$1,500
The package includes the preparation of all required documents for forming a Limited Liability Company in California, including:
- Entity selection consultation
- Articles of Organization
- Operating Agreement
- Statement of Information
- Form 25102(f)
- EIN Number
- Membership Certificate
- Membership Ledger
- Filing Fees Required by Government Agencies
- A Complete Entity Records Binder with Organized Tabs
Incorporation - Single Member
$2,000
The package includes the preparation of all required documents for forming a corporation in California, including:
- Entity selection consultation
- Articles of Incorpation
- Bylaws
- Written Consent to Action
- Statement of Information
- Form SS4
- Form 25102(f)
- Form 2553 S-Election
- EIN Number
- Stock Certificate
- Stock Ledger
- Filing Fees Required by Government Agencies
- A Complete Entity Records Binder with Organized Tabs
LLC Formation - Multi Member
$2,500
The package includes the preparation of all required documents for forming a Limited Liability Company in California, including:
- Entity selection consultation
- Articles of Organization
- Operating Agreement
- Statement of Information
- Form 25102(f)
- EIN Number
- Membership Certificate
- Membership Ledger
- Filing Fees Required by Government Agencies
- A Complete Entity Records Binder with Organized Tabs
Incorporation - Multi Member
$3,000
The package includes the preparation of all required documents for forming a corporation in California, including:
- Entity selection consultation
- Articles of Incorpation
- Bylaws
- Written Consent to Action
- Statement of Information
- Form SS4
- Form 25102(f)
- Form 2553 S-Election
- EIN Number
- Stock Certificate
- Stock Ledger
- Filing Fees Required by Government Agencies
- A Complete Entity Records Binder with Organized Tabs
How It Works
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Quick Chat
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Design Your Plan
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Fill Out Forms
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Review & Sign
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Business Launch
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Finalize Payment
MEET JAY
I grew up in Massachusetts with entrepreneurial parents who ran a plastics manufacturing company (they have since sold, and it is now under new ownership). That exposure to entrepreneurial parents and a family business formed many of my passions and guides my efforts as an attorney.
I attended Boston College for undergraduate study and majored in accounting. Spending a year-abroad living and studying business in Italy gave me an invaluable exposure to international business issues and methodologies.
After graduation I moved to San Diego, California where I passed the California CPA exam (all 4-parts on first attempt) and began working in a CPA firm in beautiful downtown San Diego. There I was privileged to assist many clients running businesses of varying sizes and helped them with financial and tax related issues.
While in San Diego I met my wife, Dana Pink (née Gianelli), and together we ended up working in Malawi, Africa. We spent 4-years with the African Bible Colleges where I taught bookkeeping and Dana taught 3rd grade. Our oldest child was born in Malawi and we still have many good friends there.
After leaving Africa, we moved to Massachusetts where I worked as an executive for my parents’ business and started law school through Concord Law School. I passed the California Bar Exam (on my first attempt) and our family is happily settled in sunny California.
Our experience in Africa taught us many things about the importance of community and helping those around us. I have been highly involved in the community throughout my law career. I was the class member of the year in the Leadership Modesto (LEMO) class of 2015-6, and was a recipient of the 2017 Modesto Bee 20 Under 40 award, a founding member of the Glorious Modesto movement, and a member of the New Leadership Network of Stanislaus County.
In 2018 our family moved to Sonora, CA. In 2019, I launched my own law firm with offices in Modesto and Sonora. I was a member of the Leadership Tuolumne class of 2019-2020, the Tuolumne Business Council and other community efforts, while continuing to build roots and connections in Stanislaus, Tuolumne and Calaveras counties.
Thanks for reading and feel free to reach out!
MEET BRANDON
Brandon served as General Counsel for the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians for the last 11 years. Brandon is a graduate of San Diego State University and was a Co-Valedictorian at the Laurence Drivon School of Law. Brandon practices estate planning and business law transactional work and has experience helping with labor law and human resource legal issues.
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- Asset Protection: Correctly forming an entity can shield personal assets from business debts and liabilities.
- Tax Advantages: Proper entity setup often leads to tax benefits, such as deductions and lower tax rates.
- Enhanced Credibility: An officially registered business entity can boost your professional image and business credibility.
- Access to Capital: A well-structured business entity is usually more attractive to investors and financial institutions.
- Clear Governance: Properly setting up an entity provides a structured organizational hierarchy for better decision-making.
- Personal Liability: Without a formal entity, your personal assets could be at risk in case of business debts or lawsuits.
- Missed Tax Benefits: Failing to set up the right business structure may result in missed tax advantages.
- Reduced Credibility: Operating without a formal business structure can lower your professional credibility.
- Limited Funding Options: Informal business structures might be less appealing to investors or financial institutions.
- Unclear Management Structure: Without a formal entity, decision-making can become complicated, leading to inefficiencies.
