That goes substantially deeper than just the pricing of the act of incorporation, and I think it goes substantially broader than incorporation (among all activities relevant to businesses).
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This has long been one of the best features of the American experiment; you can gravitate towards places which largely share your values, across multiple axes, and competition between them for desirable internal migrants (and business starts, etc) helps conditions everywhere.
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I think the Internet and globalization are accelerating the ability of people, money, and more nebulous forms of capital to flow across borders in much the same way that it's been non-trivial-but-clearly-possible to flow from Chicago to San Francisco to Houston.
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Left unsaid in the ENTIRE thread: if you are worrying about incorporation fees, maybe you shouldn't be in business.
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Like the people who want a free alternative to shopify because they don't think they're going to make enough money to break even
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IIRC there’s an extra fee if you want your BC company to have a name and not just a number
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This is true, but you can “do business under” a name for free (this is what I did. Something like “25363636 BC Inc DBA James Software”, customers only ever saw the doing business as part. Really only for small businesses though due to less protection for the name
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