ENTITIES

We offer comprehensive entity creation services in the United States, guiding clients in the successful formation of businesses. Whether it's an LLC, a corporation, a partnership, or any other business entity, we provide knowledge and guidance to establish them properly. Our services include assistance in structuring the business, drafting legal documents, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.

LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC)

An LLC is a versatile business structure that combines features of partnerships and corporations. Owners, referred to as members, benefit from limited liability and flexible tax advantages. It can be managed by its members or appoint managers.
ADVANTAGES:

Personal liability protection.
Flexibility in the distribution of income and losses.
Reduced administrative formalities.

CORPORATION (C CORP)

A corporation is a distinct legal entity separate from its owners. It issues stock and follows a hierarchical structure with shareholders, directors, and officers. Shareholders enjoy limited liability.
ADVANTAGES:

Limited liability for shareholders.
Ease of raising capital through stock issuance.
Entity perpetuity, regardless of changes in ownership.

S CORPORATION (S CORP)

An S Corp is a tax designation for corporations meeting specific requirements. It allows for the avoidance of double taxation by passing income and losses directly to shareholders.
ADVANTAGES:

Avoidance of double taxation on income.
Limited liability for shareholders.
Simpler structure compared to a C Corp.

PARTNERSHIP

A partnership involves an association between two or more individuals sharing benefits, responsibilities, and business decisions. It can be either general (all partners share liability) or limited (at least one partner has limited liability).

ADVANTAGES:

Simplicity in formation and operation.
Direct tax treatment for partners.
Flexibility in the distribution of income and losses.

ENTITIES

LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC)

An LLC is a versatile business structure that combines features of partnerships and corporations. Owners, referred to as members, benefit from limited liability and flexible tax advantages. It can be managed by its members or appoint managers. ADVANTAGES:

Personal liability protection.

Flexibility in the distribution of income and losses.

Reduced administrative formalities.

CORPORATION (C CORP)

A corporation is a distinct legal entity separate from its owners. It issues stock and follows a hierarchical structure with shareholders, directors, and officers. Shareholders enjoy limited liability. ADVANTAGES:

Limited liability for shareholders.

Ease of raising capital through stock issuance.

Entity perpetuity, regardless of changes in ownership.