A limited liability company (LLC) is a business structure that combines the pass-through taxation of a partnership with the limited liability of a corporation.
Here are a few things that an investor should keep in mind when considering whether to become a director of an Indian company. Appointment Process The appointment process of becoming…
What is a private limited company? This is the most common form of corporate vehicle in the UK. Once a company is incorporated, it is treated as a distinct legal…
Choosing an effective company name will help set you apart from your competitors and form the foundation of your company’s ‘brand’.
For a general overview of the different types of business entities, see my other article Choosing the Correct Business Entity: The Basics. For a quick reference, see also the chart in our article Comparison…
Most entrepreneurs creating high-growth startups in the US form their companies without giving much thought to maximizing their potential tax benefits at the time of sale.
This article briefly introduces each of the principal business forms in the United States, namely corporations, partnerships, LLCs and sole proprietorships. More detailed considerations and strategies in making an appropriate…
The following chart lists some principal considerations in selecting the form of business entity and applies them to the C corporation, S corporation and limited liability company (“LLC”) entity forms….
One thing that we can say for sure is, never say never. As with anything else in life, an investment carries both known and unknown risks. A company may have…
Since 2019, we have witnessed the rise of the Direct Listing. Though they are not exactly new structures, following the heavily-publicized Direct Listings of tech giants Spotify and Slack, they…
Pass-through (or “flow thru”) taxation exists when owners of applicable types of business entities pay taxes on the business profits in their personal tax return forms.
Net operating loss (NOL) is a loss taken in a period where a company’s allowable tax deductions are greater than its taxable income, resulting in a negative taxable income.
So you’ve decided to incorporate as (or convert into) a Delaware Public Benefit Corporation (PBC). In your Certificate of Incorporation you have chosen a public benefit, or mission statement. Now…
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