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Why Incorporate?

By Rush Nigut on April 3, 2006
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Why Incorporate?

Here are three excellent reasons to incorporate:

1) Protect Your Assets

When you incorporate or form a limited liability company (LLC), you protect your assets including your money and home. As long as you follow the corporate formalities your company is legally separate from you as an individual so that any debts or liabilities do not put your bank account or home at risk.

2) Pay Less Taxes
There are often tax benefits to incorporating or forming an LLC that allow you to save money by paying less in taxes.

3) Enhance the Perception of Your Business

If you plan to have employees or seek investors incorporating or forming an LLC is usually a first step in enhancing the perception of your business and demonstrating that you are business savvy.

Click here to find out more about incorporating your business or forming an LLC.

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Rush Nigut is a shareholder with the Brick Gentry Law Firm in West Des Moines, Iowa. His practice includes both transactional and litigation matters including franchising and business law. Rush started his legal blog, Rush on Business, in 2006. He has been quoted…

Rush Nigut is a shareholder with the Brick Gentry Law Firm in West Des Moines, Iowa. His practice includes both transactional and litigation matters including franchising and business law. Rush started his legal blog, Rush on Business, in 2006. He has been quoted or referenced by hundreds of other blogs, websites, and publications. He also is the editor of the Brick Gentry Trial Team blog and can help you identify the most qualified lawyer at Brick Gentry to handle your case. Our lawyers have a breadth of trial experience in personal injury, employment discrimination, business litigation, IP law, and class action cases.

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