LLC vs SCorp  Should you operate out of the home or at an
office? How many employees do you hire at first? How much will
you be able to sell?  There are a lot of questions entrepreneurs
need to ask themselves before getting their business off the
ground, but one of the first and most important is how they
choose to incorporate their business. There are different legal
options for how they register the company with state
authorities, and different designations come with different
benefits and regulations. Two of the most popular
designations—limited liability companies and corporations—each
have advantages and disadvantages depending on what the
company’s founders want to achieve.  Limited liability
companies, or LLCs as they are commonly known, are a popular
choice because of the protection and benefits they give to
owners. The limited liability part of the name means that
owners—or members, as they are called—do not have personal
responsibility for lawsuits against the company or possibly
bankruptcies. Limit