Anonymity
Corporations offer a degree of anonymity to its owners. Nevada corporations go several steps further to provide the highest degree of privacy to its actual owners, or stockholders.

Nevada is the only state that does not have a record sharing compact with other states or the US federal governement.

The record of individuals to whom stock certificates are issued, is maintained only in the corporate stock ledger and is not public record.

Under Sole Proprietorship or Partnership entities, the ownership interests are public records and the path of ownership can be easily traced.

Since the Officers and Director(s) do not need to be stockholders, and they can all be a single individual, strategies can be developed to further insulate the actual owner(s) from prying eyes. The greatest risk of an ownership interest being uncovered is from "loose lips" of the owner himself and disclosing his ownership interests in the corporation to the wrong person. The actual nature of business and its physical location are not required to be documented.

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