The difference between sole proprietorships, LLCs, S-corps, C-corps, and which one is right for you.
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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Update: For expert knowledge about corporate double-taxation and other common concerns from small businesses about corporate entities, check out CPA Answers. Picking the right business structure is one of the …
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 …
LLC or Corporation? What about a Sole Proprietorship or a Partnership? What’s the difference between an S Corporation and a C Corporation? And what about B Corporations — what are those, again?
Maybe you’re a brand-new entrepreneur looking to legitimize your small business. Perhaps you’ve already incorporated as a sole proprietorship and want to switch to a new entity. Whatever your situation …
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For entrepreneurs just getting started in legitimizing their small businesses, it’s easy to be confused by what it means to file an S Corp or C corp election. They’re both …
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By Deborah Sweeney, CEO of MyCorporation Filing a Corporation is a big deal! You’re taking a big step towards legitimizing your business. When you incorporate, your customers know they can …
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