Selecting the best business structure for your company is a common issue. Let us help you understand the difference between S-Corps, LLCs, and Corporations.
11. S-CORPORATION
A standard corporation with a special tax status,
limited number of shareholders and limited liability for the owners
That sounds promising…
13. KEY DIFFERENCES
S-CORPORATION C-CORPORATION
TAX PASS-THROUGH TAXES PAID BY THE C-CORP
OWNERS PAY TAXES FOR THE S-CORP C-CORP PAYS TAXES FOR ITSELF
LIMITED NO. OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED SHAREHOLDERS
S-CORP IS LIMITED TO 100 SHAREHOLDERS
SINGLE CLASS OF STOCK MULTIPLE STOCK CLASSES
S-CORP CAN ISSUE ONLY 1 CLASS OF STOCK C-CORP CAN ISSUE UNLIMITED NO. OF CLASSES
NO STOCK OPTIONS FLEXIBLE STOCK OPTIONS
S-CORPS CAN’T GIVE OUT STOCK OPTIONS C-CORPS HAVE FREEDOM IN ISSUING
EMPLOYEE STOCK OPTIONS
15. LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
A company with limited liability of it’s owners and simple accounting
schemes, but also with limited privileges in civil procedures
LLC is usually avoided by
investors and the
majority of startups
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