What is an agent for service of process?
The agent for service of process is responsible for the direct communication to the responsible for the company or corporation if any legal document in the name of the company is received.
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Here you will find some differences between an LLC and INC. In this way, you can determine which option is better for you.
LLC
The annual document handling by a company is so simple, that is to say, it is not necessary to issue constant information and it allows greater flexibility. Another benefit of being an LLC is that the double taxation concept is not applied. The tax return is usually related to the members, therefore, you will get little economic savings. For tax purposes, an LLC can be classified as a Disregarded Entity, Partnership, C Corporation and S Corporation. We strongly recommend that you check the benefits offered by each modality with an expert.
Corporation
In contrast to the LLC, the corporation allows you to get investors to continue with your projects since you can issue shares, which will allow you to sell a part of your business. It also provides you with greater benefits when submitting a tax return. It is important that the handling and structure of this have greater formality since you will have to assign a corporative group to handle and issue constant documents and decisions.
Overview
Both entities offer great benefits and the required professionalism. Not to mention that they can be perpetual when the corresponding monitoring and management are executed.
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The agent for service of process is responsible for the direct communication to the responsible for the company or corporation if any legal document in the name of the company is received.
In the United States of America, all companies or corporations are subject to taxation. The way they are classified depends on what was assigned during the document preparation.
Are you interested in knowing the reasons why you should incorporate your business? On this website, we will show you the most common benefits these entities provide to you.