[nabentre] Incorporating

[Brad Dunsé]

Had you looked into setting up a LLC (Limited 
Liability Company)? You can set it up like a sole 
proprietor, but limit your liability as well. 
There's lots of info on the net. A cup of your 
favorite hot beverage, an hour's time, and Google 
will go a long way to getting a feel for it.

Brad


On 4/5/2012  02:41 PM Zeeshan Khan said...
>Hi all,
>
>I am trying to incorporate my business that will be selling book apps on
>the mobile phones and tablet platforms but I am not sure which form to
>select.
>
>In an ideal situation, a C corp would be great because it would limit
>liability, protect my personal assets in case of lawsuits etc. but the
>double taxation and the time it takes to set up will not work for me.
>
>As for a S corp or LLC with a silent partner, which one would limit my
>liability the most and I would not have to pay the corporate tax rate.  I
>would really appreciate hearing back from anyone with any legal experience
>/ background or someone who has incorporated in the past.
>
>thank you,
>
>--
>Zeeshan Khan
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