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What is the best business structure for a single-owner business with no employees – C-Corp, LLC or S-Corp?

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…”best” meaning to minimize taxes whole maximizing asset-protection?

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2 Responses to “What is the best business structure for a single-owner business with no employees – C-Corp, LLC or S-Corp?”

  1. bklyn_40 on January 6th, 2009 2:51 am

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    Sole Proprietor is how you want to go.
    Definitely DON’T incorporate. Too many taxes.

  2. Huh? on January 8th, 2009 1:25 am

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    Look at your liability exposure. Sole proprietorship is the easiest but give you no liability protection. If the worst happens you could lose your house, car and all your possessions.

    Limited Liability Company is better because although it has some added costs, consider them an insurance policy against future liabilities. Also for tax purposes the IRS treats a single member LLC the same as a sole proprietorship.