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Business Entities
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Limited Liability
Company (LLC)
An LLC is great for seasoned entrepreneurs and new business owners alike.
Corporation
(C-Corp | S-Corp)
If you’re looking to scale your business quickly and issue shares to investors, choose a Corporation.
Professional
Company
Start your Professional Company today to ensure that your practice is protected and compliant.
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Step 2: We form your business
Step 3: Run your company
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Types of Business Entities
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Business Type | Features | Protections & Taxes | Negatives |
|---|---|---|---|
LLC | Allows the most flexibility in terms of management and structure Can have unlimited members Can be owned by another LLC, corporation, or any other legal entity | Protects personal assets and liability from lawsuits Offers pass through taxation for business owners Requires separate tax filings | Will require regular fees and forms to maintain Can’t go public Not recognized internationally |
S-Corp | Allows for issue of shares Shareholders must be US residents Owners only get common stock | Protects personal assets and liability from lawsuits Offers pass through taxation for business owners Requires separate tax filings | Will require regular fees and forms to maintain Requires a firm structure, with a board of directors Must keep records and hold annual meetings |
C-Corp |