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Tim Speer
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Nevada Corporate Headquarters

Tim Speer
  • clarksville, TN
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is NCH a scam. ive read a lot of bad reviews about it.   they charged me 1400$ for the formation of an llc in kentucky or tennessee  

Now i need to establish a s corp just need a better cheaper way to do it though. not this 1400$ bull crap.  although i hear they offer more liabilty protection and harder to get sued than most! Dont know if its true though 

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Steve Osowicz
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Louisville, KY
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Steve Osowicz
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Louisville, KY
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@Tim Speer Not sure about that company specifically, but I have created several LLC's in Kentucky through the Secretary of State & IRS (getting a EIN), doing it yourself costs around $40.00 I think the last one I set up was. I have an S-Corp as well that an attorney here in Kentucky set up and it was $500.00, even with these legal protections there is something called "piercing the corporate veil" that would allow a director/member/owner potentially liable. You should likely call up an attorney and just ask directly, S-Corp is a little more paperwork.

  • Steve Osowicz

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