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Home > On Demand Seminars > StartupNation’s 10 Steps to Open for Business – Step 4: Select a Structure
StartupNation’s 10 Steps to Open for Business – Step 4: Select a Structure
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- Experts:
Sloan brothers,
Head coaches, StartupNation
- Duration: 30 minutes*
- On Demand downloads:
Online seminar recording
Slide show (508 K .pdf)
Seminar Overview
“To each his own,” as the expression goes. The same holds true for business structures—there’s no universally “right” structure for all businesses.
Choosing the best one depends on the specific needs you and your business have. Before setting up your company, it’s important to understand all the options available to you—in particular, you’ll want to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of each business formation, paying special attention to the tax implications and government formalities.
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In this seminar you will learn
- How to determine which business structure is best for you
- The pros & cons of a sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation & LLC (Limited Liability Company)
- The importance of “going with the experts” – consulting with a CPA & attorney
Learn More
- This "Select a Structure" online seminar is part of our 10 Steps to Open for Business program.
- Form your LLC or corporation
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