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Which business entity is right for your organization? We'll help you decide.

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LLC - Limited Liability Corporation

Corporation

Nonprofit Organization

DBA - Doing Business As

Sole Proprietorship

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llc

The simplest way of structuring your business to protect personal assets.

$49 + State Filing Fees
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C-Corp

Plan to issue shares, go public, or go global? Go there as a corporation.

$49 + State Filing Fees
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S-Corp

Plan to issue shares, go public, or go global? Go there as a

s-corporation.

$49 + State Filing Fees
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nonprofit

Create an organization to give back and be eligible for tax breaks.

$49 + State Filing Fees
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DBA

Go by a different business name without creating a new company.

$49 + State Filing Fees

Limited Liability Corporation (LLC)

Protects your personal assets from your business liabilities.


Simple to form.


You can choose how your company is taxed. 
 

CORPORATION
(C-CORP)

Easier to raise capital.


Companies are more prone to invest in a corporation.


You can choose how your company is taxed.
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CORPORATION
(S-CORP) 

Attract top employees by giving them shares.


Offers limited liability to unlimited managers.


Lowers your tax liability.
 

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nonprofit organization

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION
(NPO)

Potential Tax-Exempt Status.


Founders are kept separate from the organization.


Are eligible for government and private sector grants and can receive contributions from individual donors.

DOING BUSINESS AS
(DBA)

Do business in a different name.


Low Cost to form.


Offers Versatility. A DBA allows you to operate under a fictitious name instead of incorporating another business. 
 

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