Based on your answers, an S Corp may be best.

Based on your answers, 

an S Corp may be best.

This result does not substitute for the advice of an attorney and/or accountant familiar with your unique circumstances.

Advantages of an S Corporation

• Owners (shareholders) are typically not personally responsible for business debts and liabilities.
• S corporations allow for pass-through taxation.
• S corporations may have self-employment tax savings over LLCs.
• Capital can be more easily raised through sale of stock (as long as IRS guidelines are met).

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More research to consider

• Benefits of Incorporation
• Understanding Incorporation Requirements
• LLC vs. S Corp: Which Makes Sense for Me?
• S Corporation vs. C Corporation: A Comparison