Las Vegas, Nevada. Family-owned since 1997.
Form your Nevada corporation or LLC the right way.
LorettCo has helped over 900 clients form Nevada corporations and limited-liability companies, serve as registered agent, and dissolve entities cleanly. No commissions. No affiliates. No complaints. Just careful, personal work.
- Founded
- 1997
- Clients served
- 900+
- Complaints filed
- 0
A small, careful menu of services
Everything you need to start, maintain, or close a Nevada entity. Done by people who answer the phone.
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Corporation Formation
We draft and file your Articles of Incorporation, sign as incorporator, and check your name with the Secretary of State the same day we receive your order. We also file the IRS Form 2553 S-Corp election at no charge.
From $95 -
LLC Formation
For investment real estate, family holdings, or any operating business where ownership stays consistent. We file Articles of Organization and walk you through whether to elect S-corp or C-corp tax treatment.
From $95 -
Registered Agent Service
Switch your agent to LorettCo for $50 a year. We forward service of process and state correspondence. State fees: $125 annual list + $60 change-of-agent form. We’ll walk you through the four documents you need to send.
Per year $50 -
Do-It-Yourself Filings
Filing your own paperwork? Send us your articles with a $95 check. We sign as agent the same day, return them to you, and (optionally) forward to the Secretary of State on your behalf with your envelope and postage.
Flat fee $95 -
Dissolution Service
Closing a Nevada entity properly takes more than walking away. We file Articles of Dissolution and confirm clearance with the Secretary of State so you don’t accumulate late fees on a company you don’t own.
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Mail Forwarding
Optional service for clients who want a Nevada mailing address. We send mail on the 15th of each month, or you can pick it up Monday through Friday. $25 same-day handling. Postage at cost for oversized items.
Optional add-on
About LorettCo
A small Nevada firm with one job: get your filings right.
We founded LorettCo in 1997 and have represented over 900 clients since then. We don’t pay commissions, we don’t run affiliate programs, and we don’t farm work out to inexperienced sales reps. We pick up the phone, we know your file, and we stand behind our work with a money-back guarantee.
If you’re forming a company to hide assets, evade taxes, or pursue any illegal purpose, please go somewhere else.
- Founded 1997 - over twenty-five years of Nevada incorporation experience.
- 900+ clients represented - never a complaint filed against us.
- Money-back guarantee - if you’re not happy, we return your fee and amend the company name.
- No commissions, no affiliates - you talk to the people doing your work.
- Same-day filing - we file your paperwork the day we receive it.
What you should know before you file
Plain-language answers to the questions clients ask most often. If yours isn’t here, send us a note via the contact form.
Why form a corporation or LLC?
Liability. If you do business as a sole proprietor and get sued, your personal assets are at risk. If you do business through a corporation or LLC, the lawsuit names the entity, not you personally. The cost of incorporating is small relative to the protection it provides.
What is the difference between an S corporation and a C corporation?
S corporation: profits and losses flow through to the individual shareholders. To elect S status, file IRS Form 2553 within 75 days of incorporation. We complete this form for you at no charge. Limits apply: under 75 shareholders, individuals or qualifying trusts only, no preferred stock with special liquidation or dividend rights.
C corporation: the corporation pays its own income tax on Form 1120; shareholders are then taxed again on dividends. C status is typical for companies expecting more than 30 shareholders or a public offering. Most of the corporations we form are C/closed corporations.
What is an LLC and when should I use one?
An LLC is best for ownership groups that will stay the same start to finish. There is no stock; ownership is held as 100% membership interest. LLCs are particularly appropriate for investment real estate. If a tenant slips, falls, and sues, they sue the LLC - not you personally. The lease should be in the LLC’s name and rent checks payable to the LLC so there is no doubt the owner is the company.
An LLC can elect S-corp or C-corp tax treatment. There are no record-keeping requirements, no board of directors, no annual meetings, no corporate minutes, and no corporate veil to be pierced.
All questions and answers or the Nevada basics in plain words
Talk to a person
Send us a note and we’ll respond within one business day. Office and mailing addresses are on the contact page.