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Incorporate in New Hampshire
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experienced and
reputable company offers US corporations incorporated in New
Hampshire.
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New Hampshire Corporation
Incorporation Fee
$560
Annual Fee (payable from second year)
$395
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Corporate
Tax and Tax Return
Federal
income tax rates depend form corporate taxable income and vary from
15% to 39% on worldwide net income.
New Hampshire state does not apply income tax on net income attributable to business in New
Hampshire.
Corporation
is able to take tax deductions on business expenses (auto, office, etc.).
Moreover, Corporation can provide tax free benefits for its employees,
such as dental, medical and others.
Corporations
are required to maintain appropriate accounting records
and file annual income tax return with IRS. Corporations who are
incorporated in New Hampshire
and whose activities are limited to maintaining a
statutory corporate office and not conducting business within New
Hampshire,
are exempt from filing the New Hampshire
Corporate Income Tax Return.
Corporate
Name
Corporate
name must end in one of the following: "Corporation",
"Incorporated", "Limited" (or abbreviations thereof).
A
corporate name must be distinguishable upon the records in the office of
the Division of Corporations in the Department of State from the names of
other New Hampshire business entities or foreign corporations authorized to
transact business in New Hampshire.
Time
Required
for Incorporation
1
to 5 business days.
Shareholders
Minimum
number of shareholders - one.
Residency
requirements - no requirements.
Directors
Minimum
number of directors - one.
Residency
requirements - no
requirements.
Corporate
directors - not permitted.
Share
Capital
Minimum
authorized - no requirements. The certificate of incorporation prescribes,
the total number of shares of stock which the corporation have authority
to issue and the par value of each of such shares, or a statement that all
such shares are to be without par value.
Minimum
issued shares - one share.
Bearer shares are not permitted.
Public
Records
Incorporator's
name and mailing address are listed in the articles of
incorporation.
The
names and addresses of all the directors and the names and addresses of
not more than 2 officers of the corporation are required to be listed in
annual franchise tax report to the Secretary of State.
There
are no public records about shareholders.
Corporate
Records
Any
records maintained by a corporation in the regular course of its business,
including its stock ledger, books of account, and minute books, must be
kept in the corporation's principal office. The corporation's principal
office can be in any country.
Audit
Requirements
None.
Annual
General Meeting of Shareholders
Meeting
is required, and could be held in any country.
The
board of directors may, in its sole discretion, determine that the meeting
may be held solely by means of remote communication.
The
failure to hold an annual meeting does not affect the validity of any
corporate action.
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