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Wendy Carpenter
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Incorporate.com? Yes or no?

Wendy Carpenter
  • Yelm, WA
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I was just listening to one of the BP podcasts and the guest mentioned using incorporate.com to just get a quick LLC going. Has anyone used that? Thoughts?

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Joseph DiNardi-Mack
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Joseph DiNardi-Mack
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  • Basking Ridge, NJ
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@Wendy Carpenter I have never used incorporate.com or any other online solution for filing an LLC so I can not speak for or against them. I do have to say though that I truly believe that finding a great CPA is invaluable, even for the small things, my families CPA has saved us a lot of money and countless headaches. I also just went to see incorporate.com for pricing for an LLC in Washington and with their fees plus state fees the total came out to be about $360. My account, an any reputable one, should only charge you about $350 for file for an LLC, so the costs are comparable, but I strongly believe that a CPA will provide you with a better service.

Hope this helps,

Joe

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