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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Florida Profit Corporation document in the editor.
  2. In Article I, enter the name of your corporation, ensuring it includes a corporate suffix such as 'Inc.' or 'Corp.'
  3. For Article II, provide the principal place of business and mailing address. Remember, the principal address must be a street address.
  4. In Article III, specify the purpose of your corporation. This is particularly important for professional corporations.
  5. Fill out Article IV by stating the number of shares your corporation is authorized to issue.
  6. In Article V, list the names and addresses of initial officers and/or directors if applicable.
  7. Complete Article VI by entering the name and street address of your registered agent. Ensure they sign to accept this role.
  8. Finally, in Article VII, provide the name and address of the incorporator who will submit these articles for filing.

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For-Profit Corporation (S or C Corporation designation as determined by IRS) is organized with the intent of making a profit and required to issue stock shares. Management and control is exercised through shareholders, directors and officers who have very little limited personal liability.
A limited liability company (LLC) is similar to a corporation, but with slight differences. Like a corporation, it offers limited personal liability. An LLC is not required to hold regular stockholder or management meetings, and there are no requirements to comply with other corporate formalities.
Florida imposes a corporate income/franchise tax on corporations operating in the state. Corporations must comply with beneficial ownership reporting requirements effective 2024. The corporate structure differs from an LLC in ownership, taxation, and governance flexibility.
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