Although each of the USA states offer incorporation of local LLCs, MF CORPORATE SERVICES (NEVADA) LIMITED specializes in LLC incorporation under Nevada law, particularly for international clientele.  The state of Nevada has become the leading corporate and LLC haven of the United States by providing superior privacy, unparalleled liability protection, and first class political stability.  We are proud to offer our clients speedy and efficient professional services at reasonable prices, coupled with personal attention, comprehensive customer care, and absolute privacy.  Please contact us via e-mail, fax, or phone with any questions you may have regarding our Nevada LLC services and fees.  We look forward to serving you.

NEVADA WANTS YOUR BUSINESS !!

Advanced infrastructure.

Flexible business vehicle offering ease of use and superior financial privacy.

Under new rules, Nevada LLCs may have a perpetual duration.

Nevada has no State tax, no franchise tax, no inventory tax, and no inheritance tax.

Nevada has no IRS information-sharing agreement (there is no exchange of information between the State of Nevada and any other State or Federal agency).

Minimal reporting and disclosure requirements.

LLC member(s) that conduct no business in the US and have no US source income, deductions, or credits are not subject to US federal income tax, and are not required to file a US federal income tax return. A useful structure for international clients.

LLCs may have one (1) or more member(s).

Limited liability of owners (members) and managers.

Number and type of member(s) (individual or corporate) is unrestricted.

More than one class of membership interest is allowed, providing for very flexible structuring.

Member(s) or Manager(s) may be individuals or corporate entities.

Use of Apostille for document legalization.

Excellent political stability.

A Nevada LLC may be organized for any lawful purpose, except insurance, and may carry out any activities not prohibited by law. Restrictions apply re Accounting and Financial Institution activities. The general powers of a Nevada LLC are similar to those of a standard corporation.
An LLC may:

Sue and be sued, complain and defend, in its name;

Purchase any real or personal property, or an interest therein, wherever situated;

Sell, mortgage, pledge, lease, exchange, transfer and otherwise dispose of all or any part of its property and assets;

Lend money to and otherwise assist its members;

Deal in and with shares or members' interests;

Make contracts and guarantees and incur liabilities, borrow money at such rates of interest as the LLC may determine;

Lend, invest and reinvest its money;

Conduct its business, carry on its operations and have and exercise the powers granted in any foreign country;

Appoint manager(s) and agent(s);

Cease its activities and surrender its Articles of Organization;

Exercise all powers necessary or convenient to achieve any of the purposes for which the LLC is organized.

Geographical Location
Nevada is a Western state, lying in the Great Basin and Plateau section of the United States. It is bordered on the north by Oregon and Idaho. California is to the west and southwest. To the southeast is Arizona, with the Colorado River forming part of the boundary. Nevada's eastern neighbor is Utah.

Climate
With mostly mountainous and desert terrain, altitudes vary from 1,000 feet to over 13,000 feet. The climate is arid and there is abundant sunshine, light rainfall, and some snow. The average temperature varies from 70º F in the south to 45º F in the north. Nevada is the driest state, with an overall average annual rainfall of only about 7 inches. Summer temperatures are hottest in parts of southern Nevada, while winters can be extremely cold in western and northern Nevada.

Name
The name ‘Nevada’ was officially adopted in 1861 when the Territory was established by Congress. The origin of the state's name is Spanish, meaning ‘snow-capped’.

Tourism and Mining
Tourism is Nevada's most important sources of revenue (including many business conventions).  Nevada is the gaming and entertainment capital of the United States.  Resorts in Las Vegas, Reno, and Lake Tahoe are popular venues, offering a myriad of attractions for tourists and business travelers. Mining of gold, silver, and industrial metals and minerals has rebounded in recent years, and Nevada now produces more gold than any other state.

Capital
Carson City

Most populous city
Las Vegas

Most populous County
Clark

Highest point
Boundary Peak, 13,140 feet

Lowest Point
470 feet, Colorado River

Population
1,998,257

State government
Biennial Legislature - 21 Senators, 42 Assembly Members

State colors
Silver and Blue

Number of counties
16, plus 1 independent city

Official Language
English

Legal tender
US dollar