Corporate Services
Business Licensing
Accumera provides customized business license research to identify the licenses required based on your company’s activities and locations. We also offer business license filing services to help prepare and file the required applications on your behalf. Visit our Business License page for more information!
Registered Agent
State Filing & Compliance Information:
Search Accumera’s jurisdictional database for state-by-state filing and compliance information in all 50 states.
Use our Learning Center as a convenient starting point when researching state-specific business entity requirements.
Learn about formation requirements for corporations, LLCs, and not-for-profit entities.
Review helpful information on company names, formation documents, professional entities, directors and officers, bylaws, taxation, and dissolution.
Find details on annual reporting requirements, assumed names/DBAs, and other common business filing obligations.
Access organized jurisdictional summaries designed to help you better understand filing procedures before starting your next order.
Insights & Updates:
What is a Registered Agent and why Do You Need One?
Almost every legitimate business chooses a registered agent when it forms its company. The registered agent ensures your company doesn’t miss any critical government notices or legal correspondence. As your official point of contact with the state, a registered agent helps keep your business on track by receiving lawsuits, compliance alerts, and tax notices for …
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What kind of company would you like to start?
The “standard” type of corporation. Can have an unlimited number of owners who are provided with limited liability protection. Popular form of entity for companies looking for funding from venture capitalists.
S-Corporations are C-Corporations that have elected S-Corp Status with Federal and State tax agencies. Provides flow-through taxation to the shareholders but limits the number of shareholders.
The Limited Liability Company is a newer form of business entity that offers limited liability protection. Can be taxed as a Partnership, Corporation or have flow-through taxation to the members.




