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What kind of business should you form? An LLC, C-Corp, or S-Corp? Unfortunately, the answer is always the same: It all depends. But the following factors may help clarify the decision for you. Given that an LLC, C-Corp, and S-Corp all offer the same level of liability protection, here are five key factors to consider when deciding which business entity to form:

Consider a C-Corp if you:

1) plan to attract venture capitalists or other larger investors who want to avoid pass-through tax entities;

2) expect that the tax rate from a marginally profitable C-Corp will be lower than your tax rate for other ordinary income, and you do not intend to distribute the profits from the C-Corp.

 

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Author:Jessica Holcombe