Your startup should not be an LLC

4/10/2018

In this article, the author argues that startups should not choose the legal structure of a Limited Liability Company (LLC). The author believes that startups should instead opt for a C Corporation structure, as it provides several advantages. The article highlights that C Corporations allow for more flexibility in terms of ownership and investment options, making them more suited for scaling and attracting investors. Additionally, C Corporations offer better tax benefits and protection against personal liability for founders. The author emphasizes that while LLCs have their merits in certain contexts, startups should seriously consider the advantages of a C Corporation structure for long-term success.

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