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About C-Corporations

C-Corporations are huge in the US and you need to know about them.

This is the most common kind of corporate entity. Most major companies as well as numerous smaller ones fall into this category. Although widely used, a C-Corp structure may not be the best one for a small net-based business run by one person.

The reason is that Federal and most State laws require that the operations of a C-Corporation be overseen by a board of directors and that shareholders be consulted on major business decisions. This Board of Directors manages the corporation and appoints officers to run things on a day-to-day basis.

If you plan to expand your Internet business substantially – if you believe it has a shot at becoming the next Google or Craig’s List - a C-Corporation is definitely the way to go. As a C-Corporation, you have no limit to how many shareholders you may have, allowing you to raise unlimited amounts of capital through the sale of stock.

A C-Corporation is also able to deduct the cost of employee benefits (such as health insurance) as a cost of doing business. Otherwise, if you plan on staying small and intend to maintain maximum control over as much of the operation of your business as possible, formation of an LLC or an S-Corporation is a better choice.

S-Corporations

An S-Corporation – sometimes called a “small business corporation” - is really little more than a C-Corporation that has chosen to operate under specific tax laws as outlined under Chapter One, Subchapter S of the Internal Revenue Code. The initial administrative paperwork required is the same, regardless of whether you are forming a C-Corporation or an S-Corporation, since this is done at the state level. Once this paperwork has been approved by the state in which you are incorporating, you’ll need to fill out and submit IRS Form 2553, also called “Election by a Small Business Corporation”.


With an S-Corporation, the shareholder (that’s you) is able to pass corporate earnings and profits directly through to his/her own personal tax return. Anyone providing work for an S-Corporation (including yourself) needs to receive a wage or salary meeting “the standards of reasonable compensation.”

You now know about C-Corporations which may be a great incorporation model for your business.
 

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