Lanzamo file
Editorial standards
How we research, write, and keep Lanzamo accurate — and the lines we won't cross.
- Format
- Lanzamo file
- Reviewed
- June 2026
- Audience
- Global founders
Accuracy and sources
Our tools and guides are built from primary sources — state Secretary of State fee schedules, IRS publications, and official agency guidance — not recycled from other blogs. Fees and rules change often, so we date our data and tell you to confirm the current figure with the official source before you act on it.
Independence
We make money through affiliate links (see how we make money), but commissions never decide our rankings or what our tools calculate. We recommend what we’d tell a friend — including “do it yourself” or “none of these.”
The line we won’t cross
Lanzamo publishes general information and estimators — never advice applied to your specific situation. We won’t tell an individual reader “you should form an S-corp” or draft a legal document tailored to your facts; those are decisions for a licensed attorney or CPA. Staying on the information side of that line is deliberate, and it’s how we keep you (and us) safe.
Updates and corrections
- Pages show when they were last reviewed.
- Our state-fee dataset is reviewed on a regular cycle and date-stamped.
- Spotted something wrong or out of date? Email info@lanzamo.com and we’ll fix it.
Sources, review and limits
Last verified
June 2026
Author and reviewer
Written by Lanzamo editorial desk; reviewed by Entity-formation data review.
Primary data sources
- Official Secretary of State filing pages
- State annual-report and franchise-tax pages where available
- Country and entity-type notes maintained in the local Lanzamo dataset
Formation fees and requirements change often. This is general information, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Confirm current requirements with the official registry or a qualified professional before filing.