Choosing the Right Business Entity

26 Mar , 2026

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In “Choosing the Right Business Entity,” I will walk through the issues that matter most when forming and operating a company. Topics to be discussed will include management structures, tax matters (e.g., pass-through versus corporate taxes), entity-type classifications and eligibility requirements, equity-based incentives, ownership transfers, and succession planning, among others. Expect a candid discussion of the differences between LLCs, partnerships, C corps, S corps, and sole proprietorships, with real-life examples showing how structure impacts ownership, governance, taxes, capital, business exits, and so much more.

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