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What is Business formation?

Business formation is the process of legally establishing a new business entity, such as a corporation, limited liability company (LLC), partnership, or sole proprietorship. This process involves registering the business with the appropriate state or local government, obtaining necessary licenses and permits, and creating legal documents outlining the business’s structure, ownership, and operations. Business formation is an important step for entrepreneurs and business owners, as it can impact factors such as liability protection, tax treatment, and operational flexibility.

Why form a business entity?

Protect your assets

Guard your personal assets from business liabilities or claims.

Save on taxes

Have the flexibility to choose the tax structure you prefer, which can help you save money.

Gain trust

Having a registered business entity makes your business look more professional.

All popular business types

LLC

The simplest way of structuring your business to protect personal assets.

Nonprofit

Create an organization to give back and be eligible for tax breaks.

Corporation

Plan to issue shares, go public, or go global? Go there as a corporation.

Doing business as

Go by a different business name without creating a new company.

Let Your Brand Grow!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Both an LLC and a corporation provide protection to owners against business liabilities and debts. However, there are key differences in ownership structure (LLCs have individual owners while corporations have shareholders) and record-keeping requirements (corporations typically have more formal requirements). Although LLCs are generally easier to establish and maintain, investors usually prefer corporations.
The primary difference lies in their tax treatment. C corporation income is subject to double taxation, with the business paying taxes on net income and shareholders paying taxes on their profits. In contrast, only the shareholders of an S corporation pay taxes on their profits.
The main difference is personal liability protection. An LLC shields owners from being personally responsible for business liabilities or debts, whereas a sole proprietorship does not.
LLCs, S corporations, and sole proprietorships are taxed only once on their profits. C corporations are taxed twice, with the business paying taxes at the corporate level and shareholders paying taxes on their income. Nonprofits with 501(c) (3) status are exempt from federal income taxes.
LLCs, corporations, and nonprofits all offer personal liability protection, while sole proprietorships and DBAs do not.
    Drew D. Wilkins
    Drew D. Wilkins

    Owns a Flower Shop

    Trademark Zeus made the process of registering my trademark so easy and stress-free. They were extremely helpful throughout the process and their team was very responsive to all of my questions. I highly recommend their services to anyone looking to protect their brand.

      Jane Smith
      Jane Smith

      Leuschke Ltd

      I was worried about renewing my trademark, but Trademark Zeus took care of everything. Their team was professional, and knowledgeable, and made the entire process smooth and seamless. I couldn't be happier with their service and highly recommend them.

        Emily Chen
        Emily Chen

        Sells on Amazon

        Trademark Zeus helped me navigate the complicated process of registering my brand with the Amazon Brand Registry in the US. Their team was knowledgeable and provided valuable insights that I wouldn't have known otherwise. I highly recommend their services for anyone looking to protect their brand on Amazon.

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