Before we build the business online, let’s make sure the business itself is ready.
Business Foundation helps separate the company from the personal accounts, informal setup, scattered records, and digital assets that often follow an idea in its earliest stages.
Sixty8 provides administrative, organizational, and technical assistance. Legal and tax decisions should be reviewed with the appropriate licensed professional when needed.
We are not just checking boxes. We are organizing the business behind the work.
The purpose of Business Foundation is to create practical separation between the business, the owner, and the digital assets that will support the company as it grows.
Establish the business as an actual operating entity.
We help organize the information and workflow needed to move from an informal idea into a formally established business structure.
- Formation workflow assistance
- Business information organization
- Ownership and contact records
- Filing preparation support
Create the business tax identity.
We help organize and complete the administrative workflow needed to obtain the federal tax identity used by the business.
- EIN workflow assistance
- Required information preparation
- Document organization
- Official confirmation records
Keep the important business records together.
Core company information should not live across personal inboxes, downloads folders, screenshots, and forgotten accounts.
- Formation document organization
- EIN documentation
- Ownership and company records
- Digital asset reference information
Give the business its own digital address.
We help establish the domain as a business-controlled asset instead of something casually registered under a personal account and forgotten later.
- Domain registration foundation
- Ownership and account organization
- DNS readiness
- Future website and email preparation
Separate business communication from personal communication.
Business email creates a cleaner boundary between the company and the individual while giving customers, vendors, and future team members a professional way to communicate.
- Business email setup
- Domain-based email configuration
- Primary business mailbox foundation
- Basic account organization
The goal is to make sure the business can own what we build next— the domain, the email, the website, the systems, and the records that support them.
Sixty8 provides administrative, organizational, and technical assistance. Business structure, legal, accounting, and tax decisions should be reviewed with the appropriate licensed professional when needed.
Personal accounts are convenient. Until the business starts depending on them.
A business can begin casually. That does not mean the systems around it should stay casual forever. As the business becomes more real, the accounts, records, communication, and digital assets should begin belonging to the business too.
That becomes a problem when the company needs to grow, add people, change vendors, transfer access, or simply prove what it owns.
The business should have its own identity.
Entity records, EIN documentation, and core business information should be organized separately from personal records.
The business should not depend on your personal inbox.
Customers, vendors, and future team members should be able to communicate with the company through business-controlled email.
The business should control the assets it depends on.
Domains, hosting, software accounts, websites, and future systems should be organized so ownership and access are clear.
The business should be able to function without everything depending on you.
The goal is not to remove the owner from the business. The goal is to keep the business from becoming impossible to operate without access to one person’s phone, inbox, password, or personal account.
Separation is not about making a small business complicated. It is about making sure the company has enough structure to own what it is building.
Structure helps. But it does not replace professional advice.
Business Foundation is administrative, organizational, and technical support designed to help the business get its practical foundation in order. It does not replace the licensed professionals responsible for legal, tax, accounting, or other regulated advice.
Not legal advice.
We can help organize information, identify administrative steps, prepare workflows, and keep the process moving.
Entity selection, ownership agreements, liability questions, contracts, governance, or other legal decisions.
Not tax or accounting advice.
We can assist with EIN workflow, organize company records, and help establish the administrative systems around the business.
Tax elections, deductions, payroll treatment, accounting methods, financial reporting, or filing obligations.
Not ongoing bookkeeping.
Business Foundation helps organize the company around its initial records and digital infrastructure. It is not an ongoing financial recordkeeping service.
Transaction categorization, reconciliation, payroll bookkeeping, accounts payable, financial statements, or monthly books.
Not a substitute for your decisions.
We can help make the options clearer, organize the information, and identify the practical consequences of different paths.
Business structure, ownership, financial commitments, legal agreements, and the direction of the company.
We do that without pretending to be the attorney, CPA, accountant, tax professional, or other licensed adviser responsible for decisions outside our role.
If a question falls outside the scope of administrative, organizational, or technical assistance, we may recommend that you review it with the appropriate licensed professional before moving forward.
Business Foundation may be right for you if one of these sounds familiar.
You do not need to have everything figured out. You just need enough friction, confusion, or dependency that getting the foundation organized would make the next move easier.
I’m starting a business, but everything is still under my personal accounts.
The idea is real, but the email, records, domain, accounts, and business information have not been separated yet.
I have a business, but my records, email, and domain are scattered.
The company is operating, but important assets and information live across personal inboxes, registrar accounts, downloads, and old files.
I’m about to build a website, but the business foundation is not really organized yet.
You are ready to invest in the digital presence, but ownership, accounts, records, and business-controlled access still need attention.
I know I need to clean this up before the company grows any further.
The business has outgrown the informal setup, and you do not want future growth to depend on messy ownership, access, or documentation.
$595 to put the foundation in order. Before we build more on top of it.
Business Foundation is a focused setup engagement designed to separate, organize, and prepare the practical business infrastructure that future digital work will depend on.
A structured engagement focused on getting the business itself ready before additional websites, systems, automation, or digital assets are layered on top.
Government filing charges, domain registration, email service, software subscriptions, and other third-party costs are separate when applicable.
You are not paying for paperwork. You are paying to make sure the business can own what comes next.
Organization and administrative support around the business formation process.
Help preparing and organizing the information needed for the federal tax identity workflow.
Core company records and foundational information organized into a cleaner business structure.
Establish the domain and related access as business-controlled digital assets.
Create a business-controlled communication foundation separate from personal email.
The business starts with informal pieces. Business Foundation helps create enough separation and structure for those pieces to begin working together professionally.
Legal, tax, accounting, entity-selection, ownership, and other professional decisions should be reviewed with the appropriate licensed adviser when needed.
A few practical questions before we build the foundation.
Business Foundation is designed to make the setup process clearer, more organized, and easier to hand off into the next stage of the business.
What does the $595 Business Foundation investment include?
Are state filing fees or other third-party costs included?
Does Sixty8 form the LLC or corporation for me?
Can Sixty8 help me obtain an EIN?
Who owns the domain, email, and business accounts?
Can an existing business use Business Foundation?
Does Business Foundation include legal, tax, or accounting advice?
What information will I need to provide?
How long does Business Foundation take?
What happens after Business Foundation is complete?
Build the business before we build on top of it.
Business Foundation helps separate, organize, and prepare the company so the next website, system, or growth decision has something solid to stand on.
Sixty8 provides administrative, organizational, and technical assistance. Legal, tax, accounting, and other professional decisions should be reviewed with the appropriate licensed adviser when needed.