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SHOULD I INCORPORATE MY BUSINESS?

Know the advantages of incorporation
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Adding “Inc.” or “LLC” after your business name adds instant legitimacy and authority. Consumers, vendors, and partners prefer to do business with an incorporated company. This benefits the business legally and helps in brand-building and marketing.

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Credibility is important for small businesses and large corporations alike. Before customers decide to do business with you, they must be confident that you will keep your promise as a service or goods provider. A credible company is also more attractive for highly qualified employees as well as investors. For a company, protection of its business name is a must, as your business name is one of your most important brand assets.

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A corporation with perpetual existence has numerous advantages. A perpetually existent business entity can continue to attract investors and generate funds even if it changes directors, officers, and shareholders. A perpetually existent company can create a long-term plan for profit growth, which adds more security for shareholders and potential investors.

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Having tax flexibility is one of the perks business owners can enjoy regardless of the form of their business entity. Every business entity needs to pay taxes in one form or another. A company’s business structure plays an important role in determining the amount of taxes the owner will pay. However, an owner has the freedom of choosing a form of business to enjoy tax flexibility and tax deductions he can claim.

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Expenses that are only partially deductible for a sole proprietorship can be fully deductible for an incorporated business. Deductible expenses can significantly reduce reported income and therefore the amount of income taxes owed.

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Find a company name
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Select a business type & state for incorporation
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Select your filling package and add-on service
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We collect and file all the necessary paperwork
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WHICH BUSINESS STRUCTURE IS RIGHT FOR ME?

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LCC
Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a form of business entity that protects its owners from personal responsibility for a business’s liabilities or debts. LLC is an extremely popular business entity as it allows business owners to avoid the double taxation and administrative burden of a corporation while still having the benefit of personal asset protection.

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S Corporation
To obtain a status of an S Corporation, a business entity should meet specific Internal Revenue Code requirements. A company registered as an S Corporation passes corporate income, losses, deductions, and credit through shareholders for federal tax purposes, with the benefit of limited liability and relief from “double taxation.”

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C Corporation
A C corporation (also often called a C-corp) is a business entity in which the owners, or shareholders, are taxed separately from the entity. This most popular form of corporation is also subject to corporate income taxation. A C Corporation can have perpetual existence even if it changes its owners and members.

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Nonprofit
A nonprofit corporation is a business entity that has been granted tax-exempt status by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) because it serves the public or promotes a social cause. In contrast with business entities that operate for generating profits for their owners, nonprofits are organized and operated for a collective, public, or social benefit.

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More types
Publicly held corporation is a publicly traded corporation. The shares of such corporations are traded on a public stock exchange. Close corporation: this type of corporation is particularly well suited for a group of individuals who will own the corporation with some members actively involved in the management and other members only involved on a limited or indirect level.

WHERE TO INCORPORATE?

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