1. Owners have limited liability for business debts and obligations.
C Corp | S Corp | LLC
2. Created by a state-level registration that usually protects the company name.
C Corp | S Corp | LLC
3. Business Duration can be perpetual.
C Corp | S Corp | LLC
4. May have an unlimited number of owners.
C Corp | LLC | General Partnership
5. Owners do not need to be U.S. citizens or residents.
C Corp | LLC | General Partnership | Sole Proprietor
6. Maybe owned by another business, rather than individuals.
C Corp | LLC
7. May issue shares of stock to attract investors.
C Corp | S Corp
8. Owners can report business profits and losses on their personal tax returns.
S Corp | LLC | General Partnership | Sole Proprietor
9. Owners can split profit and loss with the business for a lowers overall tax rate.
C Corp
10. May distribute special allocations, under certain guidelines.
LLC | General Partnership
11. Not required to hold annual meetings or record meeting minutes.
LLC | General Partnership | Sole Proprietor
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About the Author
Jacquéline Edwards is a Business Manager with over twenty years of experience for Business Pipeline, Inc, a business management firm designed to assist business owners with bookkeeping and business management needs.





