With the purchase of the Legacy Builder with Non-Profit, you receive:
 
Open 5 Companies
LLC to Corporation Conversion
The Masterclass – FREE
A Professional Business Plan – FREE
First-Year Corporate Tax Returns for Holding Company, REIT, Parent Company, Non-Profit, and Operating Company
1 Year of Registered Agent Services for All Companies in Wyoming
501(c)(3) Application Preparation & Submission
 
The Legacy Builder Consists Of:
 
This comprehensive service empowers you to strategically plan for long-term success by establishing:
 
Operating Company
Parent Company
Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
Holding Company
Non-Profit Formation
501(c)(3) Application
 
Your Operating Company is opened in your home state.
 
All other entities — Parent, REIT, Holding Company, and Non-Profit — are established in Wyoming, a closed state known for its privacy and strong corporate protections.
 
Legacy Builder Package Includes:
 
Business Registration
Articles of Organization or Incorporation
Unlimited Name Searches
EIN
Corporation Bylaws or Operating Agreement
 
Important Note
 
This package focuses solely on initial corporate setup. It does not include later steps such as:
 
Creating your brand identity
Establishing business credit
Ongoing compliance beyond year one
Marketing or operational systems
 
Begin your journey toward a lasting legacy today with the Legacy Builder with Non-Profit from MAC Enterprise Consulting.

Build a structure designed for long-term stability, protection, and generational impact.
 
Disclaimer:

Our completion timeframe for your Legacy Builder, Legacy Builder with Non-Profit, or Journey to Success & Legacy Builder Combo does not include the IRS processing time for tax-exempt status. We submit your 501(c)(3) application only after you, the business owner, are ready to apply, and we strongly recommend having a public-facing presence (website or social media) in place before submission.
 
While our internal Legacy Builder process may take up to 8 weeks, the IRS processing time for tax-exempt status can take up to 120 days depending on their review and workload. This timeframe is controlled solely by the IRS and cannot be expedited.