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Free Incorporation + Free Website

A down economy can really give people the push they need to help do what they have always dreamed. MyCorporation wants to help make entrepreneurial dreams come true. To give back to the small business community, MyCorporation announces its New Free Biz Pack which includes a Free Corporation or LLC filing, a Free Website for 1 year, and a Free trial of TurboTax Business.

This package is essential to starting a new business, and is available for a limited time only. Use coupon code MYFREE to waive MyCorporation’s regular service fee. Tell your friends, family, coworkers, and colleagues. This new business package is available exclusively from MyCorporation, so you can’t get it anywhere else. Call 1-877-692-6772 or visit MyCorporation.com for more information.

Deborah Sweeney

Deborah Sweeney is an advocate for protecting personal and business assets for business owners and entrepreneurs. With extensive experience in the field of corporate and intellectual property law, Deborah provides insightful commentary on the benefits of incorporation and trademark registration. Education: Deborah received her Juris Doctor and Master of Business Administration degrees from Pepperdine University, and has served as an adjunct professor at the University of West Los Angeles and San Fernando School of Law in corporate and intellectual property law. Experience: After becoming a partner at LA-based law firm, Michel & Robinson, she became an in-house attorney for MyCorporation, formerly a division in Intuit. She took the company private in 2009 and after 10 years of entrepreneurship sold the company to Deluxe Corporation. Deborah is also well-recognized for her written work online as a contributing writer with some of the top business and entrepreneurial blogging sites including Forbes, Business Insider, SCORE, and Fox Business, among others. Fun facts/Other pursuits: Originally from Southern California, Deborah enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons, Benjamin and Christopher, and practicing Pilates. Deborah believes in the importance of family and credits the entrepreneurial business model for giving her the flexibility to enjoy both a career and motherhood. Deborah, and MyCorporation, have previously been honored by the San Fernando Valley Business Journal’s List of the Valley’s Largest Women-Owned Businesses in 2012. MyCorporation received the Stevie Award for Best Women-Owned Business in 2011.

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  • I have a client who is interested in starting to conduct business in Oklahoma. She is a DBE in the State of Arkansas. Is it preferable to begin a business (Inc. or LLC) in OK or should she just remain "as is" and begin the application process to conduct businessin the state of Oklahoma??

    If the NEW corporation is to be an Oklahoma corporation or LLC, does she have to have a physical address in the state of Oklahoma??

    So many questions,,,so little time.

    Thank you in advance for your assistance.

    • Hi Mike,

      Thank you for posting your question.

      Generally speaking, corporations and LLCs are required to file wherever business is being conducted (examples of what is considered conducting business are having an office, employee or store location within a state, or doing business within a profession that requires any type of license within a state, such as insurance).

      Although there are exceptions, most small businesses incorporate (or file an LLC) in the state where the principal office is located (even if it's just a home office). Then, if they are also conducting business elsewhere, they file as a foreign entity (aka "foreign qualification") in the other state(s). No matter which state your client decides to domicile, she will probably be required to foreign qualify in the other one. So, in other words, if she incorporates in OK, but she runs her business from AR, AR law would require she foreign qualify in AR. (Please note that we are not providing personal legal advice but rather are speaking to the general state requirements.)

      As far as physical address requirements for Oklahoma corps and LLCs: Whether a corp or LLC, OK requires a registered agent for service of process and their physical street address within the state - if she cannot provide her own, then she can use a commercial registered agent service (which MyCorp can provide). Regarding *business address*: If she forms a corporation in Oklahoma, she is not required to provide a business address. If she forms an LLC in Oklahoma, she must provide the physical address of the principal place of business, but it does not have to be in OK.

      I hope this has been helpful – please feel free to respond if any further clarification is needed or if we may be of any further assistance.

      Once you and you client know which course you would like to take, please call our office (888-692-6771) or visit our website at so that we can assist you with your filings (we offer all of the filings and services at issue).

      All the best to both you and your client in all of your business endeavors!

      Sarah Lawlor
      Sr. Business Analyst, Intuit MyCorporation

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