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Privacy Matters
Privacy is one of the principal reasons that the State of Nevada now ranks second to
Delaware for the formation of new corporations. More and more smart business people and
their Attorneys are discovering the tremendous advantages Nevada's statutes afford them
including those affecting privacy of stock ownership. The inability to "pierce the corporate
veil" along with the privacy strategies available make Nevada the ideal State to incorporate in.
The subject of privacy available through the proper operation of a Nevada corporation is so
often misunderstood that we refer to it as the greatest secret. Many professionals simply
cannot seem to get their minds around the FACT that it is entirely possible to CONTROL a
corporation here while maintaining a private profile. This is certainly not the case in other
states, however, as many informed individuals from places like Washington D.C., Hollywood
and Texas have availed themselves of Nevada's sheltering corporate statutes.
PRIVACY has been made inherent in Nevada’s corporate statutes. Nevada statutes:
1. Do not require disclosure of the stockholders;
2. Do not disallow the use of “bearer” shares;
3. Do not require the issuance of stock;
4. Allow for a debt-holder to have all the rights of a stockholder;
5. Do not require the holding of annual meetings of the stockholders in cases where no
stockholders exist;
6. Do impose strict sanctions against non-stockholders who attempt to inspect corporate
documents, or who would attempt to use them for any nefarious purpose:
Delaware for the formation of new corporations. More and more smart business people and
their Attorneys are discovering the tremendous advantages Nevada's statutes afford them
including those affecting privacy of stock ownership. The inability to "pierce the corporate
veil" along with the privacy strategies available make Nevada the ideal State to incorporate in.
The subject of privacy available through the proper operation of a Nevada corporation is so
often misunderstood that we refer to it as the greatest secret. Many professionals simply
cannot seem to get their minds around the FACT that it is entirely possible to CONTROL a
corporation here while maintaining a private profile. This is certainly not the case in other
states, however, as many informed individuals from places like Washington D.C., Hollywood
and Texas have availed themselves of Nevada's sheltering corporate statutes.
PRIVACY has been made inherent in Nevada’s corporate statutes. Nevada statutes:
1. Do not require disclosure of the stockholders;
2. Do not disallow the use of “bearer” shares;
3. Do not require the issuance of stock;
4. Allow for a debt-holder to have all the rights of a stockholder;
5. Do not require the holding of annual meetings of the stockholders in cases where no
stockholders exist;
6. Do impose strict sanctions against non-stockholders who attempt to inspect corporate
documents, or who would attempt to use them for any nefarious purpose:
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