Nevada Corporation Privacy

Nevada requires only minimal disclosure of personal information at the time of start-up and at the time of annual filings. Nevada is the only state that does not share information with the Internal Revenue Service by means of a formal agreement. And Nevada does not require the filing of an amended list of officers or directors if new officers or directors are elected or appointed after filing and during the year. This ensures the privacy of individuals. Please contact us at Silver Shield Services, Inc. (775) 577-4822 for a free initial consultation to make the most out of your business entity.

Facts About Nevada Corporate Law

A Nevada Corporation's Asset protection is ultra-strong when you consider the following statistics. There has never been a case in which a Nevada corporation's veil has been pierced when the corporation has been run properly.

Nevada courts have pierced a corporate veil only twice in the last 25 years, and that was because of possible fraud resulting in harm to another party.

Nevada courts have developed a strong record of case law that protects the corporate veil, making it one of the most difficult in the country to pierce.

Nevada is the only state that can indemnify corporate principals and protect their privacy. Officers and directors are required to list only their names in public records.