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Attorney Robert (Bob) Montgomery has been doing Idaho incorporations and setting up limited liability companies (LLC's) for more than 25 years. During that time, he's helped set up more than a 1000 corporations and LLC's. He's a former business owner himself and has been corporate legal counsel for numerous small business corporations. He's presented lectures and seminars on the benefits and procedures involved with Idaho incorporation or Idaho LLC's and how to operate them for maximum benefit. He is a respected member of the legal community and is licensed to practice law in three states. References will gladly be provided upon request.
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David Johnson - CPA
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S corporations provide the same liability protection as regular corporations which have a long legal history in the courts with respect to liability and tax issues. This provides good predictability of the outcome when you go to court or fight with the IRS.
I still believe S corporations are a good entity choice for small businesses. So why do I now routinely recommend forming an LLC that makes the S corporation election?
Let me explain. LLC’s provide the same or similar liability protection as do corporations. LLC’s have now been around long enough that they are starting to have more predictability with legal and tax issues. Forming an LLC that makes the S corporation election can also save on the FICA taxes just like an S corporation. LLC’s tend to be more flexible and easier to operate than corporations. Depending on state law, it may be harder for creditors to get to the ownership interest of an LLC than it is to get to stock ownership in a corporation.
Having said all of that, you don't go wrong with either an S corporation or an LLC, but my choice is the LLC.
One of the most important reasons for forming any legal entity like an LLC or corporation to run your business is LIABILITY PROTECTION.
I don't need to tell you that a growing lawsuit epidemic is going on in the United States and it only appears to be getting worse. Statistics reveal that 1000's of lawsuits are being filed each month and small business owners are prime targets. It may be a disgruntled former employee . . . a customer . . . a business competitor . . . a total stranger . . . some government agency . . . the list goes on.
Operating a business as a sole proprietor or general partnership provides absolutely no protection against lawsuits. You leave your personal assets wide open to risk.
Don’t get me wrong. I’m an absolute believer in small businesses. They're great . . . they help make dreams come true for many people and they can be your path to financial freedom, independence and success. They are the back bone of our society and one of the main supports of our national economy. My father was a small business owner all of my growing up years. I’m strongly in favor of small businesses.
But, small business owners need to protect themselves. The most important step you can take to protect yourself is to operate your business through a properly formed and maintained entity like an LLC.
The LLC entity was specifically created by law to provide a layer of protection between the business and its individual owners. With our lawsuit crazed society, the number of LLC's being formed has grown by over 90% in the past few years. The main reason is protection.
I still believe S corporations are a good entity choice for small businesses. So why do I now routinely recommend forming an LLC that makes the S corporation election?
Let me explain. LLC’s provide the same or similar liability protection as do corporations. LLC’s have now been around long enough that they are starting to have more predictability with legal and tax issues. Forming an LLC that makes the S corporation election can also save on the FICA taxes just like an S corporation. LLC’s tend to be more flexible and easier to operate than corporations. Depending on state law, it may be harder for creditors to get to the ownership interest of an LLC than it is to get to stock ownership in a corporation.
Having said all of that, you don't go wrong with either an S corporation or an LLC, but my choice is the LLC.
One of the most important reasons for forming any legal entity like an LLC or corporation to run your business is LIABILITY PROTECTION.
I don't need to tell you that a growing lawsuit epidemic is going on in the United States and it only appears to be getting worse. Statistics reveal that 1000's of lawsuits are being filed each month and small business owners are prime targets. It may be a disgruntled former employee . . . a customer . . . a business competitor . . . a total stranger . . . some government agency . . . the list goes on.
Operating a business as a sole proprietor or general partnership provides absolutely no protection against lawsuits. You leave your personal assets wide open to risk.
Don’t get me wrong. I’m an absolute believer in small businesses. They're great . . . they help make dreams come true for many people and they can be your path to financial freedom, independence and success. They are the back bone of our society and one of the main supports of our national economy. My father was a small business owner all of my growing up years. I’m strongly in favor of small businesses.
But, small business owners need to protect themselves. The most important step you can take to protect yourself is to operate your business through a properly formed and maintained entity like an LLC.
The LLC entity was specifically created by law to provide a layer of protection between the business and its individual owners. With our lawsuit crazed society, the number of LLC's being formed has grown by over 90% in the past few years. The main reason is protection.
Business Owners have been calling me for more than 25 years to ask what I recommend as the best entity - corporation or LLC - to use for their business.
Here’s my number #1 choice for most small businesses. I now regularly recommend forming an LLC that makes the S corporation tax election. But that wasn’t always the case. Read on and I’ll explain why.
In the past, I’ve been partial to S corporations and have operated my own law practice for many years as an S corporation. S corporations provide good liability protection and may provide significant tax savings with respect to the 15.3% FICA or Self Employment Tax if set up properly.
Here’s my number #1 choice for most small businesses. I now regularly recommend forming an LLC that makes the S corporation tax election. But that wasn’t always the case. Read on and I’ll explain why.
In the past, I’ve been partial to S corporations and have operated my own law practice for many years as an S corporation. S corporations provide good liability protection and may provide significant tax savings with respect to the 15.3% FICA or Self Employment Tax if set up properly.
LLC - Why I Recommend
Using an LLC
Using an LLC