Entrepreneur Magazine's Ultimate Book on Forming: Corporations, Llc'S, Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships - Softcover

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Michael Spadaccini practices business and corporate law; Securities/SEC compliance, 1933 and 1934 Securities Act filings, registration statements, annual and quarterly periodic filings, private offerings and financing transactions, merger, acquisition, and purchase transaction counseling and drafting; and Domestic and International Trademark development, enforcement, litigation and licensing. He's the author of The Complete Corporate Guide: Incorporate in Any State, and he lives in San Diego, CA.

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Protect Your Assets--Structure Your Business for Success

Whether you're contemplating launching your own venture, have just started up, or have been in business for years, you'll be amazed at the important role that business ownership structures play. Selecting the appropriate structure for your business can spell the difference between success and failure over the long haul. What was appropriate a few years ago may now put you and your business in jeopardy.

Find answers to questions, such as:

When is sole proprietorship a good choice?

What are the repercussions of forming a corporation vs. a LLC?

What are the different types of partnerships?

Get up to speed with this comprehensive guide. Compare and contrast the strengths and weaknesses of each structure, then select from a sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or LLC based on what's right for your situation. Use the tools to plan, organize, form, operate and maintain a business entity.

You'll get tips on how to:

• Clarify fundamental legal principles for business formation
• Access state-specific information covering all 50 states and the District of Columbia
• Walk step-by-step through every part of the process
• Speak the lingo using the complete business law glossary

Structure your venture for success using these proven insider tips and insights from experienced business law attorney Michael Spadaccini. These lessons are too expensive to learn the hard way!