INCORPORATIONS
Incorporations
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Incorporation Options
Our single focus is to help entrepreneurs and business owners start, run and grow their companies. We work with companies of all sizes and offer products, services, and tools that provide companies the support they need throughout the life of their business.
- LLC
- S Corp
- C Corp
- Non Profit
LLC INCORPORATION
LLC ( Limited Liability Company)
Running your business as an LLC is a great way to protect your business because it instantly offers you an additional layer of security against these and other possible claims against your business that may arrise.
Advantages of an LLCLimits personal liability from business debts and business lawsuits
- No restrictions on ownership
- Formation and ownership requirements are less stringent than with C-Corp or S-Corp
C- CORPORATION
C- Corporation
C-corporations are the most common type of corporation. They offer more flexibility than S corporations relative to the number of owners (shareholders) they can have and who can be an owner. Because of a pronounced ability to deduct employee benefits, C corporations are often preferred by developing businesses.
Advantages of an C- Corporation
Limits personal liability from business debts and business lawsuitsNo restrictions on ownershipEasy to transfer stockC-Corporations can offer public stockFormation state fee may be less than LLC
Disadvantages of an C- Corporation
Profits are "double taxed" meaning taxed at corporate and individual level
S- CORPORATION
S- Corporation
The S corporation business entity type is a corporation that comes with a special advantage: it has the limited liability of a corporation, but without the "double taxation" of income passed through to the shareholders. Prior to the acceptance of the LLC, the S corporation was the best vehicle to shield the owners while avoiding double taxation.
Advantages of an S- Corporation
Limits personal liability from business debts and business lawsuitsPotentially favorable taxation; avoids the "double tax" of a C-CorpMay also avoid the "self-employment tax" that is common for most LLCs
Disadvantages of an S- Corporation
No more than 100 company shareholdersAll shareholders must be U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents and not other corporations or LLCs
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