How to Incorporate in Alaska

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5 Steps to Incorporate or Form an LLC in Alaska

1. Make sure your company name choice is available.

Your company name must include the correct corporate or LLC identifier:

Corporations: "Corporation", "Incorporated" or an abbreviation.

LLC’s: "Limited Liability Company" or an abbreviation.

Name Restrictions: "city", "borough", or "village" or otherwise imply that the corporation is a municipality.

2. File the correct paperwork with the State’s filing office.

For Corporations you must file "Articles of Incorporation", for LLC’s you must file "Articles of Organization".

3. Hold the "Organizational Meeting" and adopt the company’s Bylaws (Corporations) or Operating Agreement (LLC’s).

4. Obtain a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) for your company and open a company bank account.

5. Get a local business license from the city (or county) where you will be doing business.

MyNewCompany.com can assist you will all the steps above. Our service includes:

• Checking your company name for availability.
• Preparing and filing the formation paperwork with the appropriate State filing office.
• Preparing your "Organizational Meeting minutes" and Bylaws or Operating Agreement "ready for signature" with step-by-step instructions.
• We can help you obtain your FEIN by preparing the appropriate form (allowing your to obtain your FEIN instantly over the phone once your filing is complete).
• A Startup Checklist for Alaska that includes the remaining steps to properly setup your company with links to all the government agencies in your State. (NOTE: Click here for our basic startup checklist for any State.)
• Our partner, Business Licenses, LLC can assist you with finding, filling and submitting the necessary forms to get your local business license online. Click here to submit your business license online (after you’ve completed steps 1-4 above).

Stock Information

In Alaska, you can authorize an unlimited number of shares of No Par Value stock.

Yearly Requirements

Biennial report is due in January.

Annual Report Fee: $100