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Advantages to Forming a Corporation (Inc)

Both state and federal laws regulate the formation of a corporation. 

  Perpetual Existence of Corporation

A corporation's life is not dependent on its owners.

  Transferability of Ownership

Ownership of a corporation is easily transferable.

  Sale of Stock

Capital can be raised through the sale of stock.  The sale of stock is regulated securities laws.

  Management

Typically, the board of directors will manage the company.  The board will select officers to run the company.  In a small business setting with one owner, this person will be a director, an officer, and an owner.

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An S-Corp is a form of a corporation that has been granted S-Corp status by the IRS. [ more ]

A corporation is designed have a life that is not dependent on its owners.

 
 
 
 
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