Corporations offer liability protection, potential tax benefits, and easier access to capital for growth.

C Corporations face double taxation, while S Corporations allow income to pass through to owners' personal taxes, avoiding double taxation.

LLCs provide liability protection with flexible management and tax options, avoiding double taxation by default.

LLCs can choose to be taxed as a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation, with default pass-through taxation.

A DBA allows businesses to operate under a different name for branding, without forming a new entity.

You may use a DBA if you want to operate under a different name, even with an LLC or Corporation.

Yes, states vary in fees and regulations, so choose based on benefits in your home state or popular choices like Delaware.

Consider liability protection, taxation, and management structure to decide if a Corporation, LLC, or other entity fits best.

File Articles of Incorporation, appoint directors, and create bylaws for operational guidance.

Hold annual meetings, keep minutes, file reports, and pay fees as required by your state.

Yes, a single-member LLC offers liability protection similar to multi-member LLCs.

Common documents include Articles of Incorporation, bylaws, and an EIN for tax purposes.