Why form a Montana Corporation?
There are many advantages to forming a Montana corporation for your small business. First and foremost is the liability protection of your personal assets. When you form a corporation it helps separate your personal assets from that of your business. A Montana corporation, when run correctly, is a legal corporate entity that exists separately from its owners or shareholders.
Helpful tips on naming your new Montana Corporation
All Montana Corporations must end in either "corporation", "incorporated", "company", or "limited"; the abbreviation "corp.", "inc.", "co.", or "ltd.". The name of the corporation must not include words or phrases that would confuse the general public that it is incorporated for a purpose other than that stated in the articles of incorporation or permitted by Montana statutes. The name of the proposed Corporation must be using a name that is distinguishable from any names that are on file with the Secretary of State. Plurals and singulars will not differentiate as well as legal identifiers such as “Limited Liability Company”, ”LLC”, “Limited Liability Partnership”, “LLP” “Corporation”, “Incorporated”, “Company”, “Limited”, “Corp”, “Inc”, “Co”, or “Ltd”.
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