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Launch Your Corporation Easily

Whether you’re building a startup or scaling your business, Eco-Fyle simplifies corporation formation.

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Eco-fyle is powered by Eco-Tax, the online accountancy that has helped more than 500,000 small businesses find their financial footing since 2002.

Forming your business with Eco-fyle is fast. It’s easy. And it puts decades of expertise behind your work, so you can launch with confidence.

Incorporation Made Easy
Flexible Options

Choose the plan that fits your needs. Transparent pricing, no surprise charges—just everything you need to get started.

Built-In Compliance

We’re here beyond formation, with built-in tools, reminders, and ongoing guidance to keep you compliant year after year.

Protect Personal Assets

Separate your business and personal finances to help limit liability.

Appeal to Investors

Corporations can issue stock, making it easier to raise capital and grow your business.

Attract Top Talent

Corporations can offer equity, helping you attract and keep great employees.

Plan for the Long Term

The corporate structure supports scalability, helping you grow and expand with confidence.

LLC vs. Corporation: What’s the Difference?

Trying to decide which business structure is right for you? Here’s how LLCs and corporations compare across key factors.

LLC

Flexible Management
LLCs offer more freedom in how the business is managed—owners (called members) can structure operations however they like.

Pass-Through Taxation
Profits pass directly to owners and are taxed on their personal returns. You can also elect corporate taxation if preferred.

Minimal Formalities
LLCs have fewer state requirements—no annual shareholder meetings or strict record-keeping needed.

Not Ideal for Investors
LLCs can’t issue stock, which may limit their ability to raise capital or appeal to outside investors.

Simple Setup & Operation
Best for solo founders or small teams looking for an easy way to launch and maintain a business.

Corporation

Formal Management Structure
Corporations require a board of directors and officers, with decisions made through formal processes and recorded meetings.

Corporate Taxation
C corporations are taxed separately from their owners. S corporations pass profits to shareholders, but eligibility is limited.

More Ongoing Requirements
Corporations must follow formalities like maintaining bylaws, holding annual meetings, and filing annual reports.

Investor-Friendly
Corporations can issue stock, attract investors, and—if structured as a C corp—go public in the future.

Structured for Growth
Ideal for businesses planning to scale, raise funds, or eventually sell or transfer ownership.

Frequently Asked Questions