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Originally Posted by PreppyTriDelta
Do not use an internet legal site. They are wrong most of the time..
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Just curious... On what do you base that on? Have you had a bad experience? If so, which site?
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Seek out alums first. I bet there is a tax attorney who can help you out.
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Excellent idea. If the OP goes to a big University, there might also be some free legal help available at the law school. There might also be some free accounting help at the school's financial dept.
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Accountants are not a good source. They try to do legal docs, but are not authorized to do so in many instances. It is risky. Too mant accountants try to go too far.
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Incorporating isn't as difficult as it sounds. It's really quite straight forward.
With the advent of state sites which will walk you through the process step-by-step, it's really surprisingly easy. But as Kddani said, if you're not comfortable with the process, best to seek out professional legal help.
An accountant doesn't need to set up your corporation-- but he or she would be good to consult regarding tax issues.