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Avoid Legal TroubleA doubleshot of business news espresso with extra froth Being a new small business owner, I was recently forced to re-evaluate my company’s legal position. As a sole-proprietor, I learned that ALL of my personal assets were at risk of being taken if there were ever a legal dispute against my company. Immediately, I visited a lawyer and formed a Limited Liability Company. Taxes are figured exactly the same, but now the assets I’ve worked so hard for are better protected. “Operating a business as the sole proprietorship puts the owner in a vulnerable position. A better choice would be to start your company as a limited liability corporation. This means your company is a separate entity that must deal with its own legal issues and you are not personally held liable.” Source: Which Business Entity is Right for You? (Part 3) IRS to Audit S-Corporations Which Business Entity is Right for You? (Part 1) Which Business Entity is Right for You? (Part 4) By Chris Brunner Sunday, August 21st, 2011 @ 7:00 PM CDT Operations | |
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