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The following scenario is from a REG sim where you have to deiced which business structure would best fit the situation out of S Corp, C Corp, General partnership, Limited partnership, or LLC:
Two individuals are planning to form a business with equal ownership. The individuals would like to limit their personal liability, avoid double taxation, and be active in the business. What type of business entity would meet their requirements?
This is the solution given:
A limited liability company limits members’ personal liability, allows all members to actively participate in the business, and passes all earnings through to the members proportionately, avoiding double taxation. C corporation profits sometimes are subject to double taxation. A limited partnership requires at least one general partner. All general partners bear unlimited personal liability.I understand why it isn’t C corp, General partnership, or Limited partnership but can someone explain why it isn’t S corp?
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