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How effective is a corporation or LLC in limiting your liability as a small business owner-operator? |
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Monday, 29 December 2008 19:20 |
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While there are a lot of reasons for forming a corporation or an LLC to operate your business, for most people, the top reason is probably to limit your personal liability as owner-operator. Many small business owners are surprised to find out that forming a corporation or an LLC is not an impenetrable shield against personal liability. In fact, the small business corporation or LLC is more of a “screen” than a “shield”. As such, you need to carefully maintain your corporation or LLC to maximize its effectiveness as a shield against personal liability. Furthermore, you should view incorporation as just one element in the risk management plan for your business and your investment.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 29 December 2008 19:41 )
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