The Wyoming Entrepreneur SBDC is sponsoring a webinar next week to help entrepreneurs commercialize their invention or new technology. They will be discussing things such as:
Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2015; 2:00 PM- 3:00 PM
Speaker: Jeff Carpenter, point person behind Bird Dog Innovation Strategies
Register: http://wyen.biz/events
On the last day of the 2015 legislative session, the largest tax increase in Nevada’s state history was passed by the Senate in an 18-3 vote. Republican Governor Brian Sandoval was pleased to announce the passage of the tax plan, which will bolster public education by more than a billion dollars.
Part of the increases include entity renewals with the Secretary of State. Effective July 1, 2015 all Nevada entities will pay an increased Annual List fee of $25. In addition, Corporations have an increase of $300 for the state license fee.
Previously the minimum Corporation renewal fee was $325 ($125 for Annual List of Officers and $200 for the state business license). All Corporations will now pay $325 more per year in Nevada., bringing the minimum renewal fee to $650. Any Nevada entities that are due in July and August may renew by June 30th to avoid the fee increase.
See the Nevada Secretary of State news release of 6/12/15 for verification. https://nvsos.gov/index.aspx?recordid=1823&page=23
If you or anyone you know is interested in moving an entity to Wyoming, call us at (800) 891-5987 for more information. We’ll be happy to assist you.
Wyoming Governor Matt Mead recently signed a bill to expand the duties of the Wyoming Infrastructure Authority (WIA). Previously the WIA’s duties primarly focused on electricity but the new bill is said to include “electric and energy transmission infrastructure.”
According to a recent publication by the Wyoming Business Report, “the change is primarily designed to give the agency a greater role in the development of coal infrastructure, particularly the kind that would allow state producers to more readily export coal from proposed deepwater ports that are under heavy public fire.”
The apparent goal is to expand the WIA’s role without stepping on the toes of other agencies that fall into the category of “energy transmission”-such as the Wyoming Pipeline Authority- as well as improving on the amount of coal export.
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Wyoming continues to be a leader in the list of business friendly states. Read about the 2014 business incentives at the link below.
https://www.areadevelopment.com/stateResources/wyoming/WY-Direct-Financial-Incentives-2014-
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For more information, call us Toll Free: (800) 891-5987 Outside the US: (307) 635-8700 Fax number:(307) 635-1300
It’s no surprise why we love Wyoming. For one thing, it’s beautiful here! Also it continues to be in the top rated places to do business for a multitude of reasons.
But don’t just take our word for it. Below is a link to an online publication put out by the Wyoming Business Council that showcases Wyoming’s pro-business climate. See for yourself.
http://www.wyomingbusiness.org/news/article/wyoming-business-climate-magazine-now-/8873
If you’re interested in moving your Corporation or LLC to Wyoming, or would like assistance establishing a new entity, contact our office. We’ll be happy to help.
