LLC

Shields personal assets from business liability

Requires separation of business and personal finances

Allowable in all 50 states and the District of Columbia

Highly flexible management structure

Flexible tax reporting options

CORPORATION

Shields personal assets from business liability

Requires separation of business and personal finances

Allowable in all 50 states and the District of Columbia

Preferred by outside investors

Preferred for IPO

Recognized outside of the United States
 

SUB CHAPTER S

After you create a corporation or LLC, you also have the opportunity to decide how you'd like your business to be taxed. Single owner LLCs can be taxed either as a sole proprietorship or a corporation. LLCs with more than one owner can be taxed either as a partnership or a corporation. Income from LLCs treated as sole proprietors or partnerships is reported directly on the owner’s individual tax return.
 

NONPROFIT

The perfect solution for your non-profit or foundation.