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Limited Liability Company and Business Incorporation
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Lilmited Liability Company and Business Incorporation has never been so easy…whether your goal is incorporating a business online or learning how to form an LLC, we will make this item one of the easiest to check off your to do list. We will assign one of our business incorporation filing specialists to be your partner and work with you one-on-one. This is unlike anyone else in the industry, and is designed to give you the peace of mind you need to focus on running and growing your business…instead of worrying about complicated state and federal forms that come with a business filing. Learn more about HOW TO FORM AN LLC or about BUSINESS INCORPORATION
When you select us for your business filing to help you form an LLC online or for incorporating a business online, all of your work is complete in about 10 minutes. From that point, we handle everything needed by both the state and federal government related to helping you form an llc or a corporation, while you return to managing and growing your business. START YOUR ONLINE LLC FILING NOW or START YOUR ONLINE BUSINESS INCORPORATION NOW
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Differences between LLCs and S Corporations
Date: Mon, Jun 10th, 2013 12:00:00 am | Categories: General Topics How To Tax Matters Legal MattersThe three types of entity structures well known to commercial lenders -- proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations -- have been available for many years. Most recently, the use of special subclassifications of limited partnerships and S corporations have grown because both business structures offer special, but distinct, advantages. However, neither entity provided both sets of advantages within one structure. Hence, the growth of LLCs.
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Is a Limited Liability Company Right For Me?
Date: Mon, Jun 10th, 2013 12:00:00 am | Categories: General Topics Tax Matters Legal MattersA limited liability company is a but like an S corporation but without a lot of the possible headaches of the S corporation. Taxes are one. In many jurisdictions, an S corporation pays state or local taxes, either on income or as a franchise tax. Moreover, the formalities of an S corporation can complicate life for professionals. Your Practice structure might be defined in the by-laws, with buyout provisions in a shareholders' agreement, and income-division arrangements in separate employment agreements. In the LLC, one agreement can cover everything.
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Why Choose an LLC
Date: Mon, Jun 10th, 2013 12:00:00 am | Categories: General Topics Legal MattersThe limited liability company offers small and medium sized businesses the tax benefits available from a partnership combined with the protection from debts and other liabilities found in a corporation. The LLC is the entity of choice for most small and medium sized businesses.It really is the best of all worlds.
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LLC Overview
Date: Mon, Jun 10th, 2013 12:00:00 am | Categories: General Topics Tax Matters Legal Matters
LLCs were first allowed in 1977 under the statutes of the state of Wyoming. After the IRS ruled in 1988 that companies meeting the Wyoming requirements would be taxed as partnerships for federal income tax purposes, other states passed similar legislation. All states currently have statutes allowing businesses to operate as LLCs.
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Business Structure: Know Your Options
Date: Mon, Jun 10th, 2013 12:00:00 am | Categories: General Topics Tax Matters Legal Matters
Before considering the options, plan to get some help from an accountant and a lawyer well-versed in business organizations. Each kind of entity has different advantages and disadvantages, and all except the sole proprietorships involve legal paperwork.
In brief, here are some of the various types of business entities:
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Family Business: Corporation or LLC?
Date: Mon, Jun 10th, 2013 12:00:00 am | Categories: General Topics Tax Matters Legal Matters
Many family-owned businesses historically have been operated through a C corporation, which is a separate taxable entity. The problem with the C corporation is that dividend distributions are not deductible by the corporation, so there is the possibility the corporate earnings could be taxed twice before they reach the owner's hands - at the corporate level and again at the shareholder level at the time dividends are paid. As a flow-through entity for income tax purposes, the LLC reports its income on a separate income tax return but pays no income tax. Instead, each owner of the LLC reports his or her prorata share of the income from the LLC on their separate individual income tax returns. The result of partnership taxation is that the income from the LLC is only taxed once.
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Think of our learning center like Business Incorporation Filing 101. Here you can learn the meaning of common business filing related terms, read about common mistakes to avoid when you form an llc, review a business start-up checklist, get answers to frequently asked questions, and even use our Incorporation Tool, which can help you evaluate the different choices you have on your way to a business formation. LEARN MORE...
Help me Decide on my Business Filing
Should I form an LLC (Limited Liability Company) or should I lean more towards business incorporation? This section of our website is devoted to simplifying some of the complex decisions you have to make. From explaining the differences between an incorporation and an LLC, to why EZonlineFiling.com has become the favored solution so many people choose when forming their business, we have it covered. LEARN MORE...