Comments on: Deciding On A Corporate Structure – The Ultimate Small Business Startup Guide Part 1

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[...] consider incorporating your business into an LLC, a traditional C-Corp, or an S-Corp. Steve at My Wife Quite Her Job has an excellent primer on business entities. Many people who have never considered the [...]

By: Charles brooks

Charles brooks — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 11:05:37 +0000

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By: Tyler

Tyler — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 04:14:14 +0000

Steve,
I love your introduction to corporate entities and I am linking to it in my own blog to recommend it a resource for my readers. One question, I’m surprised that you didn’t choose the S-Corp as a store owner. Often, the S-corporation structure can help the owner avoid some employment taxes (social security, medicare, etc.) that a pass-through entity like a limited partnership or LLC cannot shield them from. I believe that a businessperson should speak with both their attorney and their tax specialist before deciding upon an entity as both legal and tax issues are involved.

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