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A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a pliant business structure that combines the liability protection of a corporation with the tax benefits of a partnership. In an LLC, the owners who are members are not personally liable for any business debts, making it an attractive choice for startups and small businesses.
These are the steps to form an LLC: choose a business name, file an article of organization with your state, appoint a registered agent, and create an operating agreement. After filing, you can obtain the necessary licenses and file an EIN with the IRS.
A registered agent is a person or service responsible for receiving legal documents on behalf of the business. A registered agent ensures that official correspondence, such as lawsuit notices, summons are properly handled and forwarded to the company.
S-Corp is a tax status election, not an entity structure. It permits business owners to pay self-employment tax like social security and Medicare on their salary income but not on the remaining earnings distributed to them as a portion of their firm.
C-Corp is a formal business structure in which you pay corporate taxes separately. Also, the shareholders are taxed on dividends.