Corporate Record Book Services
According to our legal counsel nearly 75% of
all corporate record books are not in compliance. These
companies
could be disallowed tax deductions or guilty of commingling
of funds.
Most people do not realize that a mistake has been
made until they are before the IRS, or in court.
Through our Corporate Record Book Services you will have
access to assistance on questions or concerns about your
corporate records. Whether you are in Las Vegas or not,
let us be your Nevada compliance solution.
With the Corporate Record Book Services you will receive
comprehensive and dedicated services that include:
- Customized Articles of Incorporation and Articles of
Organization
- Bylaws
- Operating Agreements
- Meeting Minutes
- Amendments
- Bank Account Resolutions
- Credit Card Resolutions
- Credit Line Resolutions
- Factoring Resolutions
- Auto Loan Resolutions
- Leasing Office Space(s) Resolutions
- Real Estate Purchase Resolutions
- Medical Insurance & Expenses Resolutions
- Life Insurance Resolutions
- Various Other Corporate Resolutions
- Unlimited Documentation
- Legal Correspondence Services
- Unlimited Corporate Consulting
- All Documentations & Resolutions for 1 Year per
Corporation
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Email reminders of due dates of corporate documents.
For example, corporate resolutions, business license renewal, Secretary of State renewal,
IRS tax notices, etc.
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Unlimited access to our corporate compliance department documents
With our Corporate
Record Book Services you also have the option of electing Red
Rock Corporate Solutions to keep your various corporate
records on our premises.
Five reasons you should Invest in the Corporate Record Book
Services
- Cost
Most lawyers will charge a substantially higher amount
to draft the initial Corporate documents than the cost of this complete ongoing service.
- The IRS
The first order of business in an IRS audit is; reviewing the corporate record book so it can be
determined
if the audit is for a true corporation or an "alter ego" . In doing this they will examine corporate records.
- Investors
If an investor is looking to buy or invest in your corporation,
they might ask you to see your corporate record book and
business documents.
- Going Public
If your corporation would like to go public, your investment
bankers will want to see your corporations' records.
- It's the Law
You must maintain your corporate records in almost every
state.
