Entities
Corporation or LLC - Which one is right for you?
For small business owners, one critical choice to make is the legal structure. Two common options are limited liability companies (LLCs) and corporations, but which one is right for you?
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LLCs offer the flexibility of a partnership while providing owners with liability protection. This means that the owner’s personal assets are protected from business debts and lawsuits. LLCs also have fewer formal requirements for record-keeping and meetings.
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Corporations, on the other hand, offer the ability to raise capital through the sale of stocks and have a more formal structure with a board of directors and officers. While they also provide owners with liability protection, corporations have more complex tax requirements and require formal record-keeping and meetings.
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Ultimately, the decision between forming an LLC or a corporation will depend on the specific needs and goals of the business. Connect with us to determine the best option for your particular situation.
Our Expertise
Small Business
Regardless of your niche, one thing needed to encourage success is the right structure. Setting up an LLC or corporation doesn't have
to be overwhelming.
With our help, you can be positioned to develop & sustain positive business credit while protecting your assets and leveraging your tax deductions.
Real Estate Investments
The appeal of real estate investing continues to grow and with such profit potential, it's no wonder. We know clients want proven strategies and the right support to ensure the best tax perks and legal protection.
We're keen to help clients strengthen the long-term potential and profitability of their investments and showing you how to fund your investments without using your personal credit or assets.
Online Business
You can't go wrong by taking your business online, but you can go wrong with its setup and maintenance.
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Launching properly from the start with the right entity can help save on taxes, generate funds, and ensure online compliance.
Stock & Crypto Investments
Did you know you could be eligible for up to 250 tax deductions as a trader or investor?
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Either way, you'll fall into one of three legal trading status with the IRS. Your status determines how you're taxed and how much you owe.
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Let us help you determine the right status and the possibility of paying thousands less in taxes.
Connect
Whether you're a start-up, brick-and-mortar business, or an established entrepreneur, connect with
us today so our Keystone team can help guide you toward solid decisions and solid success.
