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Home > Business & Careers > Accounting   »   What type of company to form

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Old Mar 15, 2008, 09:12 AM
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What type of company to form
I am going to form a corporation and I was curious what would be the best type. I am looking at forming an llc but I don't know if that woud be correct. I am planning on having my wife as an employee and pay her from the llc. I would also like to use the llc to get an employee help plan set up. Thanks for any suggestions.

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Old Mar 15, 2008, 09:15 AM   #2  
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How many other employees besides your wife ?

I would hire either a CPA or a tax attoreny to review this and even help set up the corporation, also deciding which state you wish to set it up in, for tax purposes.
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It will probably just us two. I will be subcontracting my services to another llc which will find me work in the computer field.
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I guess what is the real purpose of the LLC, do you have property and money you wish to protect from business liablity incase the business fails ?

** I have nothing against corporations, I have one myself,
But often what you want one for, or even if you need one has to be addressed.
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