Entity Administration
We can work with you to evaluate and identify the best way to select and manage your new venture.
We provide services that simplify your administration.
A corporate structure should be chosen only after carefully weighing the options, as it is financially prudent to establish your structure properly at the beginning.
Starting your own business can be an exciting adventure, but there are so many questions at the outset:
What should I name my company?
How should I approach business incorporation?
Who can best help me to make decisions that will move my business forward?
Proper Entity Selection at the time of business start-up, deciding when a change in your entity designation may be appropriate, or completing your entity responsibilities are all part of Total Business Care's Entity Management Services.
Basic Forms: Organization For New Businesses
General Corporation
Also known as C Corporation. A shareholder’s liability is limited to the amount invested.
Sub-chapter S Corporation
This option combines the tax advantages of a partnership while limiting personal liability in the manner of larger corporate structures. There are restrictions, such as a limit of 75 shareholders, who must also be citizens or permanent residents of the U.S.
Limited Liability Company
Though this entity is not a corporation, this structure also limits the liability of its owners without the ownership restrictions of an S corporation or the documentation requirements.
Other Forms: Organizations That Do Not Require Incorporation Services
Partnership
In a partnership each general partner is responsible for all debts and liabilities of the business; not just their proportionate share.
Sole Proprietorship
A sole proprietor is an individual who owns and operates a business that is not a formal entity as a corporation or partnership. The profits or losses are reported on the individual’s tax return.
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