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Types of Corporations?

C-Corporation & S-Corporation

Who manages?

The Board of Directors manage the business, and officers implement the decisions

How many owners?

All states allow one shareholder formation

Default Tax status?

When formed, a corporation is default a C-Corporation. To become an S-Corporation, a form 2553 must be filed with the IRS.

Transfer of ownership?

Transfer of ownership may be limited by securities laws (SEC).

Can be converted to other type of entity?

A corporation may change its status to an S-Corporaion. S-Corporation may change to a C-Corp. Restrictions apply.

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S-Corp Fact

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

Corp Info

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

 
 
 
 
 
 
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