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One of the first choices you should make as a new entrepreneur is deciding what sort of business system you will file as. Because you will most likely be operating under the same structure for the rest of the existence of the business, understanding which type to file could be a difficult decision. There are a wide range of various state filings available for businesses these days. See to it that you choose the file the right one as it can make a huge difference for the financial future of both you and your business. To make your task less troublesome, below you will uncover the major benefits of each sort of state business filing.
If you do not designate your business with any other form of structure then it will be considered a sole proprietorship by the state. The main benefits of sole proprietorships are they are simple to setup, have few filing requirements, and your business income is taxed alongside your personal income. However, this framework is not a separate legal entity from you as an individual, therefore you will be personally liable for any debts your business acquires.
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A partnership is where you and a minimum of one other individual are joint owners in the company. One of the most important things to be familiar with is that you will be individually liable for the actions of your partners and employees. Several of the benefits of starting a partnership include the ability to join resources and knowledge with another person. As an example, you might know tips on how to run a trucking company, but your partner might know the best way to access capital.
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Corporations have a lot of significant benefits over partnerships. The most important of these is limited liability. What limited liability means is that the corporation is a completely distinct legal entity from you as an individual. If for example, the business secured a loan in order to purchase a new rig and was unfit to meet the payments, your lender could not pursue you personally for the payment owed. Sub chapter S corporations are a relatively new form of business structure that has proved as being popular with many small business owners. A sub chapter S corporation is treated the same as a regular corporation in terms of limited liability. However, for tax purposes, you are treated in the same way as a partnership. This helps to prevent the problem of double taxation which accompanies standard corporations.
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Limited liability companies are the most flexible form of business structures available. While limited liability companies do share a few of the same features, as corporations they stand out. Like a corporation, they offer limited liability protection. However a limited liability company can incorporate a single owner, in which case they are taxed as if they were a sole proprietorship. You can additionally have multiple owners for your limited liability company. One of the other benefits is that they are generally less complicated to setup than corporations and have fewer regulatory criteria. In a limited liability partnership you are shielded from the actions of these other parties. Additionally the business will be structured under the rules of normal partnership. This is generally a better choice than a standard partnership unless the business you are administering is very small and has no debt.
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