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Choosing a Legal Structure

Choosing a legal structure (also called a business ownership structure or business form) is one of the first things an entrepreneur does when starting a business. Choices include LLCs, partnerships, sole proprietorships, corporations, non-profits and co-operatives. This decision hinges on liability issues, tax obligations, investment needs and other factors; but the key is to find the best fit for your organization. The following resources will help you decide which legal structure is best for your business by examining the pros and cons of each, relevant investor issues and more.

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