These fees include the new Nevada filing fees effective August 1, 2001. Nevada does not disclose ownership. Unless you go public, no one will know who the shareholders are. Nevada has no state income tax. One person can incorporate and hold all offices.
Annual fees are among the lowest in the nation.
Meetings and activities do not have to be held in the state. A Nevada corporation can own other corporations, real estate, and stock. The State of Nevada is friendly to business and minimizes taxes, regulations, and oversight. You just can't find it any better. Your accountant can establish methods for making your home business less profitable to the benefit of your Nevada corporation where taxes are lower.