Start your business the right way
LLC and corporation filing help for Phoenix entrepreneurs — plus the tax, payroll and insurance side, from the same office, once you’re open.
What we do
Filing help for people going out on their own
A lot of our clients have been running a real business for years — out of a truck, a garage, a kitchen — and now need it to exist on paper. That's the gap this service fills.
LLC formation assistance
Help preparing and filing the paperwork to form an Arizona limited liability company: the articles of organization, the statutory agent information, and the filing itself. We'll walk you through what each form is asking before it gets submitted.
Corporation / C-Corporation setup
If a corporation is the structure you've chosen, we can help with the formation filings the same way. Whether it's the right structure for you is a decision to make with a tax and legal picture in front of you — we'll talk through the tax side and tell you plainly when a question belongs to an attorney.
General business-startup assistance
Business registration support and help getting your paperwork organized so that when tax time comes, or a client asks for documentation, everything is where it should be.
How it goes
From idea to filed
Tell us about the business
What you do, who's involved, and whether anyone has told you which structure you need.
We prepare the paperwork
Formation documents completed correctly, with every field explained before you sign it.
We file with the state
Submitted to the Arizona Corporation Commission, with state fees quoted up front.
We set you up for what's next
Bookkeeping, payroll, business taxes and commercial insurance — all handled in this same office.
The part most people miss
Forming the company is step one of four
Plenty of places will file an LLC for you and then disappear. The month after you form, you'll need books, you'll need to know what to set aside for taxes, and if you have a work truck or a job site you'll need insurance. That's where a one-stop office actually saves you something.
Common questions
Starting-out questions
Broadly: an LLC is simpler to run and is the common choice for small operations and single owners; a corporation has a more formal structure with shareholders, directors and officers, and is often chosen when there will be outside investors. Which is right for you depends on your situation, and the honest answer is that the choice has legal and tax consequences worth talking through — with us on the tax side, and with an attorney on the legal side. We'll help you file whichever you choose.
No. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. What we provide is administrative filing assistance — preparing and submitting the formation paperwork correctly and on time. For legal questions about liability, ownership disputes, contracts or partnership agreements, you need an attorney, and we'll say so.
Processing times are set by the Arizona Corporation Commission and change through the year; expedited options are usually available at additional state cost. Call us and we'll tell you what current timelines look like rather than quote you a number that may be out of date.
Yes — that's a large part of the office. Business returns, bookkeeping and payroll support are all handled here. See tax services.
Yes. Once you're formed, most new businesses need at minimum general liability, and often commercial auto if there's a work vehicle. See commercial insurance.
Ready to make it official?
Come in and tell us what you’re building. We’ll tell you what it takes to get it registered.