California 15-Day Incorporation Rule: How to Save $800 When Forming a Corporation
The California 15-day incorporation rule can help new business owners avoid unnecessary state filings and the $800 minimum franchise tax when forming a corporation late in the year. This video explains how the rule works, who qualifies, and why timing your incorporation date matters. Learn the difference between California and federal filing requirements so you don’t make costly mistakes. Watch to see how strategic planning under the California 15-day incorporation rule can save money and reduce paperwork.
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