Business Entities: Nonprofit Corporations 101
Our business entities series has explored what it is like to form a limited liability company (LLC) and form a partnership. We’re shifting gears to discuss another popular entity formation: […]
The difference between sole proprietorships, LLCs, S-corps, C-corps, and which one is right for you.
Our business entities series has explored what it is like to form a limited liability company (LLC) and form a partnership. We’re shifting gears to discuss another popular entity formation: […]
As you’re starting a small business, you’ll need to decide what business entity works best for you. Learn everything you need to know about Business Entities: Partnerships here.
What does it mean to form a limited liability company (LLC)? How do you know if this formation is right for your business? Many entrepreneurs have plenty of questions about
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When you hear about C-corporations (C-corps), you’ll almost always hear the words ‘double taxation’ in the same sentence – often punctuated with a shudder. But what exactly is double taxation,
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What is a business entity? Where do entities exist? What types of business entities are currently in existence? These answers, and more.
Over the last few months, we have defined C Corporations and what entrepreneurs need to know about registering as a C Corporation. As our series on C Corps draws to
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Key Takeaways: To file as a C Corporation, you’ll need a business name and a filled out Form 1120. Depending on your state, you’ll also need to pay a filing
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A few months ago, we introduced a three-part series to Guidant Financial all about Employer Identification Numbers (EINs). We’re bringing this series back with an in-depth look at the C
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C corporations, which are required for 401(k) business financing, have many benefits that make them the business entity of choice for some tax professionals, including a lowered corporate tax rate