Corporation FOrmation Services in San Antonio
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Incorporating your business is a strategic move to protect your assets, raise capital, and establish long-term credibility. If you’re considering forming a corporation, working with a knowledgeable business attorney can ensure the process is seamless, compliant, and aligned with your business goals.
At the Law Office of Nathaniel Gilbert, PLLC, we offer corporation formation services in San Antonio and across Texas, including Dallas, Austin, Houston, Fort Worth, and beyond.
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Why Form a Corporation?
A corporation is a separate legal entity from its owners, providing strong liability protection and greater structure. Whether you’re launching a high-growth startup or transitioning your existing business into a more formal model, incorporating may be the right move.
Benefits of Incorporating:
- Liability Protection: Owners (shareholders) are not personally liable for business debts or lawsuits.
- Access to Capital: Corporations can issue stock and attract investors.
- Perpetual Existence: The business can continue beyond the life of the owners.
- Credibility: Incorporated businesses are often perceived as more trustworthy and established.
- Tax Flexibility: With the right structure, you can reduce self-employment taxes or qualify for certain deductions.
TYPES OF CorporationS?
Choosing the right type of corporation depends on your long-term goals, tax preferences, and growth plans.
C-Corporation (C-Corp)
C-Corps are ideal for companies planning to raise significant capital through investors. They offer strong liability protection and no ownership restrictions, but earnings are taxed at both corporate and shareholder levels.
S-Corporation (S-Corp)
S-Corps allow profits and losses to pass through to the owners’ personal tax returns, avoiding double taxation. However, they are limited to 100 shareholders and only U.S. citizens or residents may own shares.
Who Should Consider Forming a Corporation?
Even if you’re currently operating as an LLC or sole proprietorship, transitioning to a corporation can support growth and add legal clarity. Corporation formation may be the right fit for you if:
- You’re planning to seek outside investment
- You’re hiring employees and want a clear structure
- You’re building a scalable product or service
- You want the business to continue beyond your direct involvement
Already Formed Your Corporation but Facing Issues?
If you’ve already filed your corporation paperwork but are experiencing issues like missing bylaws, shareholder disagreements, or compliance errors, it’s not too late to fix it. Attorney Nathaniel Gilbert can review your current documents, correct filings, and help bring your corporation into proper legal standing.
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Corporation Formation Comparison
Working With Attorney Nate Gilbert
Work with one, highly experienced attorney, from start to finish on your project
Flat rate packages, established up front; That will always be your only payment!
Reach out directly to your attorney; One-on-one access to your attorney during your representation
Know you matter and won’t fall through the cracks– We don’t take on more clients than we can adequately serve at any time
Other Larger Firms
Chance of being passed around from senior partner, to associate, to another associate, or paralegal
Hourly rates, unknown fees or other surprises on your final bill – Every phone call has a ticking clock that you’re being charged for
Calling the main office line, leaving a message; Someone other than your attorney returning your phone call, or no one at all
Larger firms must take as many clients as possible, and there is a risk of your matter getting lost in the crowd
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Forming a corporation is an important legal and financial decision. Whether you’re starting fresh or correcting prior filings, get trusted legal support from a local expert. Book your free consultation with a corporation formation lawyer in San Antonio today.
Frequently Asked Questions
While you can technically file basic documents yourself, working with an attorney ensures your filings are correct, customized to your needs, and legally sound for long-term success.
LLCs offer simplicity and flexibility, while corporations provide more structure, better access to funding, and continuity. The best option depends on your business goals, and an attorney can help you determine which suits your needs more appropriately.
All documents from Attorney Nathaniel Gilbert are delivered on a Next Business Day basis; Filings with the Secretary of State may take additional time for official approval.
Yes. It is recommended that you work with an attorney for this process, but a Conversion can be achieved by filing a Certificate of Conversion with the Texas Secretary of State, as well as several important internal document updates and drafting.
Bylaws define how your corporation is governed, including roles of directors, voting rights, and shareholder procedures. They are essential for internal clarity and external compliance.