INCORPORATING IN NEVADA
In Nevada shareholders, officers and directors may be nonresidents of Nevada. Further, officers, directors and stockholders are not required to be U.S. citizens. In addition, stockholders are not required to live in or hold meetings in Nevada, they can meet anywhere in the world and Nevada allows nominee shareholders.
All corporate officers can be held by a single person, which eliminates the need to find different people to fill each corporate office position. Nevada allows corporations to conduct business at more than one office. Unlike Delaware who is now regulated by a corporation commission, Nevada is not. In contrast to Delaware, in Nevada stockholders and directors do not have to report the dates and times of annual meetings. In addition, entities formed in other states may be converted into Nevada entities so they can benefit from the advantages and flexibility offered to Nevada corporations.
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