Forming Your Corporation
Forming a corporation is a good way to grow your business. These articles will help you navigate the waters of forming a corporation.
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What Is the Difference Between S Corp and C Corp?
While an S corp passes corporate income, losses, deductions, and credits to its shareholders for federal tax purposes, a C corp is taxed separately from owners.
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Incorporating in Delaware: Advantages and Disadvantages
Before deciding where to incorporate your business, take some time to understand the advantages and drawbacks involved in setting up your business in Delaware.
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How to Form a Delaware Corporation
Forming a Delaware corporation involves choosing a business name, filing for incorporation in the state of Delaware, and complying with all federal and state tax requirements.
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How to Appoint a Corporate Officer
All corporations need officers to run the company, but what are they, what do they do, and how do you appoint them?
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5 Things You Need to Know Before Incorporating a Business
Here are some pros and cons of forming a corporation, and a list of the most important information you’ll need to get started.
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Overview of a Close Corporation
A close corporation is a type of corporation with a limited number of shareholders and typically more informal operations. Find out about this business entity and whether it's right for your small business.
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How to Form a Corporation in 11 Steps
Starting your business is an exciting time. Knowing how to form a corporation will get your new business venture off to a good start.
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Who Legally Owns a Corporation?
Corporations are owned by shareholders—but ownership may not be what you think. Learn more about who owns and controls a corporation at every level.
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Can a Trust Own an S Corp?
Gain clarity on which types of trusts can own S corporation stock to ensure that the business retains its favorable tax status.
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How to Form a Nevada Corporation
Nevada is a popular place to start a businesses because of its taxes, low costs, and other business laws. Get the information you need to incorporate your business, including information about fees, timelines, how to choose corporate leaders, and more.
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