Understanding Corporations: A Comprehensive Guide Get Corporations Startup Legal Documents(Click Here) Talk to an Attorney Get a consultation on starting your Corporation and get legal documents specific to your needs Request Appointment Need Help? A corporation is a legal entity separate from its owners, providing a structured framework for business operations while offering personal liability (more…)
Corporate Formation Templates Learn About Corporations(Click Here) Talk to an Attorney Get a consultation on starting your Corporation and get legal documents specific to your needs Request Appointment Need Help? Talk to an Attorney Get a consultation on starting your Corporation and get legal documents specific to your needs Request Appointment Need Help?
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TAXATION LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC)The IRS treats an individual LLC as a sole proprietorship and multi-member LLC as a general partnership, which means taxation passes through the entity to the individuals. However, LLCs can elect to be treated as a corporation (either C-Corp or S-Corp) CORPORATION (C-CORP)Both Corporation and shareholders pay taxes, also known as (more…)
An independent contractor usually has a specialized set of skills that makes them the ideal candidate for the project or desired service
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In small claims court you can handle your personal or business legal matters without an attorney; however, you can hire an attorney to represent you if you wish.
There are two professionals every business should bring on-board early on: an accountant and a lawyer. The reasons for hiring an accountant are simply to review your books periodically, and prepare all of your necessary federal, state and local tax returns. The reason for hiring a business attorney may not be so obvious to every (more…)
