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Corporation Basics

Most people have heard that forming a corporation provides ...
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How to Form a Corporation

If you've sorted through the many types of business structures and decided to create a corporation, you're...
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How to Form a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Corporation

Forming a nonprofit corporation is much like creating a regular corporation, except that nonprofits have to ta...
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S Corporations

Many entrepreneurs have two goals when choosing an ownership structure: protecting their personal assets from ...
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How Corporations Are Taxed

Corporations are taxed differently than other business structures: A corporation is the only type of business ...
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How do I quit being an S corporation officer?

I'm an officer of an S corporation, but I'd like to get out of this position and terminate my association with...
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How do I start a pension plan for my C corporation?

I have just started a company, a C corporation. I want to start a pension plan by contributing the maximum pos...
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Am I liable for co-shareholders' decisions in an S corporation?

My partner and I have formed an S corporation, with him as secretary and me as president. The landlord and my ...
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How do I serve a corporation that has no agent?

I'm planning on filing a lawsuit against an out-of-state corporation that owns retail locations in California....
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Are LLC members taxed?

We are considering changing our business from a corporation to a limited liability company. Are LLC members co...
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