What are Shelf Companies?

Shelf companies, or aged shelf corporations, are companies that have been registered and then set aside to age. When you establish corporate credit, government contracts, acquiring a loan or leasing equipment, it is often important to have a company history and an established existence. They can show longevity and improve your company's image. 50% or more of all new businesses fail in the first year. This can reduce the risk of the lender to decide to issue you business credit.

In most cases, a shelf corp has never conducted business activities, have no debts, liabilities or bank accounts. Once the shelf corp has aged, they are sold to individuals interested in owning an established company with a clean history. Shelf companies with credit, make it easier to build corporate/ business credit, qualify for business loans, and opportunities to obtain business contracts.

We specialize exclusively with selling an aged corporation. They can be ready to be used to run your business within the next day or so. We can also change the name of the company for a filing fee cost.

Top Benefits of Aged Corporations Include:

• Business History: - You get a company with a clean history. The shelf companies are free from debts, liabilities, taxes and obligations. They must be free of all debts and taxes when transferred to the owner.
• Creditworthiness: - Perhaps the biggest advantage of buying an aged shelf corp. Most lenders will not consider credit applications from businesses less than 2 - 4 years old.
• Creditability: - A company with a history is more likely to be selected as a business partner and have more credibility with lenders and suppliers.
• Save Time: - When you buy shelf companies with credit, you skip the time-consuming and costly process of registering a new business entity. You can be up and running in 24 hours instead of days or weeks and ready to establish credit.
• Business Image: - Business image improves with the age of your company. Clients trust a company that has been in business for a number of years. Usually, the older the company, the higher it's standing in the business community
• Contracts: - Clients, suppliers, lenders, investors, and the government will often require your business be a certain age, usually 2 to 5 years old at the very least before they will consider doing business with, investing in, or lending to your company. You could miss out on many great opportunities.

Here at Aged Shelf Corporations, you will find the best service for a suitable shelf company that fits your business needs. All our companies are in good standing with no debts, liens, or defaults. If you're interested in purchasing one of our shelf corps, contact us with your requirements and specifications. We offer a variety of solutions to help you achieve success in business.