Incorporate your business in California
Protect your personal assets
By incorporating your business, you separate your personal and business assets--and shield your house, investments, and other personal assets from business creditors. There are other advantages as well, including easier access to capital, employee perks, and certain tax benefits.
How to Form Your Own California Corporation offers step-by-step instructions on how to incorporate your small business in California. It shows you how to:
- file articles of incorporation
- prepare bylaws
- issue shares of stock, and
- set up a corporate records book.
With Downloadable Forms Articles, bylaws, and other forms you need to incorporate are available for download on Nolo.com (details inside).