IncSmart Wyoming (Small Business and Startups) - Most states set a limit on the number of shares that are authorized to issue. In Wyoming you may issue as many shares as you wish without any additional costs or fees by simply making the proper entries in your Articles of Incorporation. Unlimited shares may be of importance to you if you ever want to take your company public.
You can issue stock to each shareholder. Although not legally required in most states, small corporations usually issue paper stock certificates from Legal Kits. Then enter each shareholder's name and contact information in the corporation’s stock transfer ledger also found in the Legal Kit. The federal government and all states exempt most small corporations from laws on issuing stocks. Federal law exempts "private offerings": a non-advertised sale to a limited number of people (generally 35 or fewer); most states have enacted their own versions of this SEC exemption.
Starting a Business in Wyoming
For years, USA File Business Services has helped companies and people from all over the world form Wyoming Corporations and Wyoming Limited Liability Companies. When you call, email, text, message or live chat with our office, expect personal attention. Small business is the heart of IncSmart.
We are very excited about helping you form your new company. Each state is so different when it comes to filing documents, you will know right away you are in the right place. Think Smart. Think IncSmart.
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Karen Cheyenne
Wyoming cracks down on out of state owners. Wyoming Tribune Eagle warns readers about the Secretary of State cracking down on out of state owners who require registered agents See article below - Lawmakers Target Shell Companies http://www.wyomingnews.com/articles/2011/08/08/news/19local_08-08-11.txt#.U1M4AWxOV9A