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It is vital to choose the right kind of corporate structure for the needs of your company when starting a business. Your choice of "type of business entity" has long term effects on tax classification, personal liability, laws , regulations and more. However, it should not put you off, we can provide you with the right information so that you make the right decision for your company.
Corporate Structures
Discover more about the four major categories of business formations so that you can determine which one is better suited to your needs.
Entities to choose from:
LLC
S-Corporation
C-Corporation
Nonprofit
Limited Liability Corporation
LLC is one of the most common forms of business. It is best suitable for smaller companies and start-ups, for many reasons:
The LLCs are simple and easy to set up.
The LLC's have a simple business framework.
Forming an LLC is pretty affordable.
It's easier to run an LLC than to run a C Corp or S Corp.
There are fewer regulations, legislation and concerns pertaining to regulatory oversight with LLCs.
LLCs are developed and governed at the state level.
The expenses and practices of the LLC vary from state to state. Check out our LLC Data Resource for more details about your state.
S-Corporation
Perfect for the development of small and family enterprises, thus removing the double taxes that traditional companies (C Corps) used to pay. Primary reasons for forming S Corps are as follows:
S Corps are created and governed at the state level.
The accountability of S Corp and the personal accountability of the owners and shareholders are separate.
The liability of the owners and shareholders of the S Corp is limited up to the amount of their contribution.
The owners of a corporation are not directly responsible for any corporate debts, lawsuits or other obligations.
There are more legalities, laws, and enforcement for S Corp than for LLC.
C-Corporation
The most structured type of corporation. The regulations and expenses of forming a C Corp varies from state to state. Factors that influence whether you want to build a C Corp include:
C-Corporations have limited liability, which ensures that owners and shareholders of C Corp are not necessarily responsible for corporate debts and other liabilities.
The ownership of a C-Corporation is decided by the owner of the company's stock.
C-Corporations are expected to issue stock.
C-corporations must organize and conduct an Annual General Meeting.
Ownership of a C-Corporation can be flexible and exchanged, depending on who owns the stock at a given moment.
Stocks of a C-Corporation may be purchased and sold on the national stock exchange if the C Corp conducts a "Initial Public Offering ( IPO)" where it makes the stock available to the public.
C-Corporations must have a board of directors.
C-Corporations are able to acquire more funds by issuing stock.
C-Corporations are obligated to comply with a variety of laws and regulations.
Non for Profit
A Nonprofit Corporation is a type of corporation that donates any revenues generated to achieve a specific goal that is of public benefit.
Tax-Exempt status in net profits
Eligibility of public and private grants
Liability minimal
The Founders are separate from the Company
Contribute to resolving an underlying crisis in society
Business By Us not only supports your start up, but we also assist you in your continued progress as a one-stop shop for your company.
Other Business Formation Services
Registered Agent Service
Annual report
Certificate of Good Standing
Change of Registered Agent
Foreign Qualification
Amendment
Dissolution
EIN/Tax ID Number
Business License Search
File Business Taxes
Fictitious Business Name
File S Corp Tax Election
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Registered Agent Service
Annual report
Certificate of Good Standing
Change of Registered Agent
Foreign Qualification
Amendment
Dissolution
EIN/Tax ID Number
Business License Search
File Business Taxes
Fictitious Business Name
File S Corp Tax Election
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Walk through all the necessary steps to setup your business credibly to meet credit issuer and lender approval criteria
Get access to your Experian Smart Business data so you can track your business credit building in real time
Learn how your business credit reports and scores work, and access paid credit monitoring through Dun & Bradstreet, Experian, and Equifax
Get access to vendors who will give you credit that reports to the business reporting agencies, even if you have no credit reported now
Get HIGH limit, revolving, store credit cards in your business name including Amazon, Walmart, BP, Chevron, Staples, Office Depot, Sam’s Club, BJ’s, Best Buy, and most other major retailers
Get access to fleet credit, cash credit cards, and auto vehicle financing without a personal credit check or personal guarantee
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Low-interest credit lines
Long-term conventional bank loans
Term loans
Cash flow financing up to $500,000 with no collateral or personal credit requirements
Unsecured financing up to $150,000, even for startups
Asset based lending with rates less than 5%