LLC
Corporation
Why choose a Limited Liability
Corporation?
LLC (Limited Liability
Company) provides limited liability protection to their owners
(called members). Typically, owners are not personally responsible
for business debts and liabilities of the limited liability company
so creditors cannot pursue owners personal assets to pay
business debts.
Key
Benefits:
Creating an LLC typically
provides the business owner with the following
advantages...
- Owners are not held personally
responsible for business debts and liabilities.
- Typically an LLC does not pay
taxes at the business level. Income/loss is reported on the
owners personal tax returns and any tax due is paid at the
individual level.
- Typically an LLC does not pay
taxes at the business level. Income/loss is reported on the
owners personal tax returns and any tax due is paid at the
individual level.
- Limited liability company
owners have flexibility in structuring company
management.
- LLCs have less annual
paperwork than, and do not face the meeting requirements imposed
on C corporations and S corporations.
- Forming an LLC may help your
business be perceived as a more legitimate business than a sole
proprietorship or general partnership.
- Written consent of LLC members
must be obtained prior to increasing ownership in the company or
adding new owners.
Keep in
Mind
LLCs are subject to ongoing
requirements in the state of incorporation, such as filing annual
reports and paying the applicable annual report fees and/or franchise
tax.