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WHY INCORPORATE?
by Jacques Luben, Editor Among the most critical benefits of incorporating are the ability to:
Incorporating your business means you are serious about the business you are doing. It adds substance to your product, service or venture. It communicates stability, authority and professionalism, and a permanence that goes beyond any single person. Your business, instead of being a one-person operation, becomes an established entity.
By incorporating your business, you will isolate your personal assets from those of your company. The Corporation (or Limited Liability Company) helps shield your home, private bank accounts, cars, retirement savings, etc. - from the ongoing threat of business related lawsuits.
Many tax savings can result from the formation of a corporation. Legitimate business expenses related to health insurance, rent on a home office, travel/entertainment, office equipment expenses, etc...can significantly reduce the business owner's tax bill. Avoid double taxation by incorporating your business venture. One of the most useful steps the owner of a small business can take is to establish a Subchapter S corporation. By doing this he/she can avoid the double taxation that occurs when corporate income is subjected first to federal income tax, and taxed again as personal income when it is returned to shareholders in the form of dividends. Inc Plan (USA) will be glad to incorporate
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In recent years there has been a surge of interest in this type of legal business structure because of the flexibility and multiple tax benefits that flow from the LLC setup. Real Estate owners often prefer to form Limited Liability Companies because they can simultaneously enjoy the tax benefits of a traditional Partnership along with the strong legal protections of a corporation. Please visit Inc
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