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Incorporating Massachusetts Corporations

What is a Massachusetts corporation?

Massachusetts corporations are separate legal entities established by the shareholders. The shareholders elect to have an incorporator make the action to incorporate a Massachusetts corporation to create a separate entity from them personally.

How much do Massachusetts corporations cost?

A Massachusetts corporation will cost at $275 to file the articles of organization.
There is an additional $100 fee for each 100,000 shares over 275,000.

How to form Massachusetts corporations:

It will take the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth about 2-3 business days to process your Massachusetts incorporation plus mail time. When you mail corporation or LLC forms, they need to have original signatures.

If you fax your documents, they are processed in 1-3 days. You have to go to the Secretary of the Commonwealth’s website first to pay and create a coversheet first. Faxing costs an additional $25 but we recommend it because it is faster.

If you need a federal tax ID number, that can be obtained online immediately with the IRS.

How are Massachusetts corporations regulated?

Massachusetts Corporations are governed by the General Laws of Massachusetts - Title XXII, Chapter 155 General Provisions Relative to Corporations.

Massachusetts corporations require:

  • An incorporating Massachusetts ending such as Inc, corporation, or incorporated,
  • A perpetual status,
  • The corporation will have any lawful purpose unless you state a specific purpose,
  • The number of Massachusetts corporation shares you would like to authorize;
  • The class of the shares;
  • The par value of the shares;
  • The names and addresses of the Massachusetts corporation directors, president, treasurer, and secretary;
  • The organization is effective when the articles are filed unless you specify a later date;
  • The name, address, and signature of the Massachusetts incorporator; and the registered agent of the proposed Massachusetts corporation;
  • The corporations fiscal year end;
  • The type of business the corporation will engage in;
  • The corporations principal address; and the address in MA where you will keep corporate records.
  • You will also need to list contact information including the contacts telephone number and email.

You can do this yourself and use our free Massachusetts corporate tools we provide in your online account, or you can pay our $100 incorporating Massachusetts service fee and we'll do it for you.  When you pay us to form your Massachusetts corporation, your money actually goes back into the local community.  Why?  Because we actually run a corporation in Massachusetts, just like you.

When we incorporate a Massachusetts corporation, Our incorporating Massachusetts service includes:

  • Drafting custom MA corporation articles of organization.
  • The incorporator initial resolutions.
  • Massachusetts corporate bylaws.
  • The Massachusetts corporation state filing fees.
  • Registered agent service.
  • Our fees are: $100 incorporating Massachusetts service and $125 Massachusetts corporate agent service.

Total incorporating Massachusetts package for only $275 to form a Massachusetts corporation, and that includes the state filing fees.

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