
Bank Fundability Consultation
Bank Fundability Consultation : $950

S-Corporation
(Aka S-Corp)Seeing your small business start to succeed and grow into a well-established company is a dream come true for entrepreneurs. But as your company grows, your tax rate tends to grow too. Growing companies face a variety of complexities during tax season, and that’s why when your company starts growing, you may want to consider forming an S Corporation (Aka S Corp). The S Corp is a business entity that offers significant tax advantages while still preserving your ownership flexibility.

C-Corporation
(Aka C-Corp)is one of several ways to legally recognize a business for tax, regulatory and official reasons. A C Corp is simply a way to structure ownership of a business, and contrasts with other popular business structures including Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), S Corporations, Sole Proprietorships and others.
Generally, a C-Corporation structure is suited for larger businesses. This is particularly the case if they intend to publicly trade shares, through having an Initial Public Offering, or IPO. A C-corporation is much more attractive to potential investors, including venture capitalists and shareholders because it allows wider ownership of the corporation.
