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LLC
Relaxed Management Structure, Pass-Through Taxation, Eligible For S-Election, Can Have Unlimited Owners.
CORPORATION
Firm Management Structure, Double Taxation, Eligible For S-Election, Can Be Publicly Traded.
SOLE PROPREITOR
No Management Structure, Pass-Through Taxation, Not Eligible For S-Election, Has No Owners.
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LLC
Limited Liability Protection
Owners Known As Members
Relaxed Management Structure Annual Compliance Requirements
Pass-Through Taxation
Requires Separate Tax Filing
Can Raise Capital From Members Can Have Unlimited Members
Corporation
Limited Liability Protection
Owners Known As Members
Firm Management Structure
Annual Compliance Requirements
Pass-Through Taxation
Requires Separate Tax Filing
Can Raise Capital From Shareholders
Can Be Publicly Traded On Stock Market
S-Election
Limited Liability Protection
Owners Known As Members
Firm Management Structure
Annual Compliance Requirements
Pass-Through Taxation
Requires Separate Tax Filing
Pass-Through Taxation Requires Separate Tax Filing
Sole Proprietor
No Limited Liability Protection
Relaxed Management Structure
Pass-Through Taxation
Can Add Partners To Form Partnership
Frequently Asked Questions
LLCs and S-Corps are both pass-through entities for taxation but their structure differs. LLCs are owned by members and managed by managers. Corps are owner by shareholders and managed by a board of directors and corporate officers. It’s also important to note that some states may not recognize S-Corps and may end up taking some taxes on the front end too.
The difference between a C-Corp and S-Corp is in how they are taxed. S-Corps are pass-through entities, meaning all shareholders are only paying taxed on profit received form their shares. C-Corps are double taxed which means they pay taxes on income on the front end and then shareholders pay tax again on profits received.
C-Corps are double taxed, but LLCs and S-Corps are pass-through entities so only pay taxes once on profits received.