Financial Flexibility
Corporations provide numerous options to its principals in the world of finance. These options can benefit the corporation itself as well as benefit the owners on a personal level.

Corporate Financial Flexibility Benefits
The Director(s) of the corporation, in their sole discretion, with their decision being final, may choose to pursue any of the following transactions and to determine the value or limits of any of these transactions:

Nevada Corporations may establish credit with financial institutions and private lenders for loans, leases and lines of credit.

Nevada Corporations may sell its stock to raise capital.

Investors seeking anonymity in their investments are provided with the same Privacy benefits afforded the original owners.

NOTE: With sole proprietorships and partnerships, investors are much harder to attract because of the personal liability issue. For example, if the investor in a sole proprietorship (or some forms of partnerships) wants a share of the business for his capital contribution, he could become subject to a demand on his personal assets from creditors, if the business becomes insolvent.

Nevada corporations may issue stock for capital, services, personal property or real estate, including leases and options. Nevada Corporations can make loans to other entities. Nevada has no usury laws, any interest rate can be charged that is mutually agreed upon by the parties. This can be used for certain strategies, especially between entities owned or controlled by the same principals.

Personal Financial Flexibility Benefits
Corporate accounting rules differ greatly from that of personal accounting. Many personal transactions have corporate equivalents. A well planned corporate structure can include many expenses that have traditionally been considered personal expenses.

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