Limited Liability Company (LLC):

Liability Protection: An LLC provides limited liability protection, which means that its owners (referred to as members) are typically not held personally liable for the debts or obligations of the business.

Flexibility:Flexibility in management and decision-making are the advantages of LLCs. They have fewer formalities, allowing proprietors to organise the business how they see fit.LLCs allow for multiple members and the simple transfer of ownership interests.

Taxation: LLCs have flexibility in taxation. They are automatically treated as pass-through entities for tax purposes, meaning that profits and losses are reported on the owner's tax returns. However, if it is economically advantageous, LLCs can alternatively opt to be taxed as corporations.

Ownership and Membership: LLCs allow for multiple members and the simple transfer or assignment of ownership interests.

INC (Corporation):

Limited Liability: A corporation, like an LLC, offers limited liability protection, insulating owners (shareholders) from individual responsibility for the company's debts.

Stock and Ownership: To represent ownership, corporations issue shares of stock.Transferring ownership interests is simple with the purchase and sale of shares.

Several considerations, including the type of your company, long-term objectives, management structure, and taxation preferences, will determine whether you choose an LLC or INC. It is advised that you speak with legal and tax experts to fully grasp the ramifications of your particular circumstance.

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