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Choosing your Legal Entity

Posted on Monday, December 03, 2001 @ 08:48 AM EST

amichalek writes "One of the first legal choices a Unit of 1 makes is what legal entity to be.

If you do nothing - you will be considered a sole proprietor. However, there are tax and liability benefits to becoming either an LLC or a corporation.

Read this article for tips on how to choose your legal entity.

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Law and Taxation
Law and Taxation

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