Building a business from scratch is a tough job. As the pundits have quipped in the past, you'll work harder going into business for yourself than you ever did for someone else. And if that weren't enough, there are serious odds against the success of any new business - the U.S. Small Business Administration claims that 50% of all businesses fail in the first year, and 95% fail in the first five.

But even once you've beaten these odds and taken your business to a level of stable, self-supporting growth, you have to fight the temptation to take a break and enjoy the view. You simply can't afford to rest on your laurels in today's fast-moving market. You must act decisively to secure both your company's current success and its future.

At this turning point in your company's life, there are many decisions to be made - issues such as corporate governance, whether you should tap outside investors for needed capital or take the leap and try a public offering of stock and whether it is even feasible for a company of your size. You may even consider whether moving the business to a location with a more favorable business climate could help tip the odds of succeeding in your favor.

You need to give your company every advantage you can in order to complete the next leg of the journey from a fruitful startup to an established - and powerful - player in the game. But how do you do that?

There is one option that provides positive answers to all of these questions:

Incorporating and operating your company in Nevada. Nevada is one of the top states in which to incorporate and operate a public company because of its well-established reputation for business-friendly laws. It offers tax advantages, favorable business laws - including the ability to raise capital through Registration-by-Qualification Public Offerings as well as the creation of asset protection trusts - and other incentives to help you assure the current and ongoing success of your growing business.

Why Incorporate and Operate in Nevada?

Nevada offers several incentives to attract businesses to incorporate and operate there. These include tax advantages, favorable corporate structures and governance, legal systems that work in your favor and economic development incentive programs.

Once you have incorporated in Nevada, you can...

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