How Swyft Filings Works and What We Are

Our mission is to break down the incorporation process in a way that’s simple to understand for readers at any step of their business journey. Whether you’re just now thinking about creating an LLC, looking to file for S corp status, creating a C corp, or anything in between, our team is ready to provide objective, well-researched, and accurate resources to help you make the best decisions for your business.

Our team is made up of industry professionals, subject matter experts, and experienced business editors focused on sharing the latest trends and research with readers. While Swyft Filings does have partnerships with a number of companies, we maintain strict editorial independence. We pride ourselves on providing unbiased, trustworthy content.

Experienced business writers are responsible for writing every piece of Swyft Filings content, from our comprehensive guides to timely blog articles. Because our content touches on very important topics related to your business, our editorial standards include rigorous fact-checking and editing by our internal editorial team as well as subject matter experts. Our goal is to provide readers with only the most high-quality, easy-to-understand content.

We make it a point to stay up-to-date with changing regulations and laws so that our content can be updated as quickly as possible when needed. That’s why every piece of content is vetted for accuracy, objectivity, and readability.

Researching plays a key role in our content creation and editorial process. Our business writers seek out trustworthy, independent sources when writing content for Swyft Filings. Likewise, our editorial team and subject matter experts use unbiased third-party sources such as surveys, studies, and data from government agencies to make sure we provide accurate information. 

In our research, we cite information from trusted sources such as the National Federation of Independent Business and the National Small Business Association. We also reference data from government agencies, such as the Internal Revenue Service and the Small Business Administration, and routinely review documents from each state’s Secretary of State office.

We conduct our own research by referencing internal data, allowing us to provide unique insights and perspectives to our content.