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Smaulz

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NeO, those are all great for web... not sure they'd work for print advertising, though. But nice job anyways. And Presence... great as usual! :)
 
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Martin

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<< Where is LordMaul? Why does he think he's excluded from this contest? ;) >>



my skillz scared him away ;)
 
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LordMaul

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<< Where is LordMaul? Why does he think he's excluded from this contest? ;) >>




Yeah, that's it. :D

I don't have the time I work on more logos and end up loosing. :D If someone wants me to do a logo, they come to me and ask me specifically. I don't want to spend hours of my time anymore making logos and end up with some pro like you coming in and whiping the floor with me. :p

I'll still out-Chop you! :p
 
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MrHappyMonkey

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<< ...My company name is PC Link Technologies, Inc.... >>



Have you filled out the nessasay paperwork to decalare yourself a corporation? If you havn't filed the papers for a corporation, the "inc" should not be added to your name.

Just an FYI
 
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Smaulz

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<< Added another one. Yeah, I know it's a bit messy, I like it tho.. ;) Linky >>



DAMMIT! Presence... you little booger... the one I was working on looked EXACTLY like that last one!!! GRRRR....


lol j/k... seriously though... it's kinda funny how ideas just come together like that...
 
ThePresence

ThePresence

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<< I'll still out-Chop you! >>



I dont doubt it.



<<
DAMMIT! Presence... you little booger... the one I was working on looked EXACTLY like that last one!!! GRRRR....


lol j/k... seriously though... it's kinda funny how ideas just come together like that... >>



haha, You gotta be quicker! Post it anyway, maybe he'll like your design better.



<< Check this (no link)
Bold Courier 16pt.
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LMAO!
 
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wyvrn

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<< I'll take the Video card >>



Winner! Hehe jk.



<< Have you filled out the nessasay paperwork to decalare yourself a corporation? If you havn't filed the papers for a corporation, the "inc" should not be added to your name.

Just an FYI >>



Yeah I did that already. Pretty cool to have my own corporation, even if I am not making any money :) All good entries so far, you guys are going to make it a difficult choice.
 
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ThePresence

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<< Yeah I did that already. Pretty cool to have my own corporation, even if I am not making any money :) All good entries so far, you guys are going to make it a difficult choice. >>



How much did it cost u to do it? Also, what are the benefits?
 
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wyvrn

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<<

<< Yeah I did that already. Pretty cool to have my own corporation, even if I am not making any money :) All good entries so far, you guys are going to make it a difficult choice. >>



How much did it cost u to do it? Also, what are the benefits? >>



My CPA charged $50 for her advice, she was really cool :) My lawyer, OTOH, quoted one price and then raised it later. So depends on whether I pay him that additional amount or not (leaning against it :)). The fees to the Secretary of State were $300, I included an extra $25 for expediting, and I paid about $75 for one of those cheesy corporate books. So about $400 is about the minimum (in TX) if you do it yourself, but I would recommend having legal counsel which costs more.

You can find many places on the web that will do it for $500 or less, including state costs, but I don't think they do much in the way of advice. Just simple FAQ on the types of corporations. Personally, I would stay away from them.

As far as benefits. there are a few good tax advantages. I chose S corp. which prevents double taxation and passes gains and losses to the shareholders. If your corporation is used to accumulate assets, depreciation can severly reduce your tax liability :) The limited liability is probably the most important benefit, you are liable only for what $$ you start the corp. with. Some people have told me that you can personally be sued for your actions as a member of the corp., but I don't think that is right.

Read a book called "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kyosaki. It will be in your local bookstore, and is a great starter book for anyone that wants to go into business for themselves. In fact it should be required reading in our high schools, but that is another topic altogether.
 
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