How does a Shelf Corporation differ from a Aged Corporation

post Category: Aged Corporation — admin @ 9:07 am — post Comments (0)
postSeptember 1, 2009

Aged Corporations and Shelf Corporations are basically the same – although an aged corporation implies an “age” of at least 1 year of age (usually much more). Both types can be an LLC, “C” or “S” corporation or any other corporate entity – usually not a sole proprietor or limited partnership. Both will ideally be without liabilities, debt and any judgements or liens. They may or may not have a DNB (Paydex) or Experian Business credit file (Intelliscore) already. If it already has a business credit file and tradelines. We sell aged corporations with and without business credit files.

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