There
are several types of business entities to choose from when you decide to
operate a business in Indiana.Indiana
business entities include the sole proprietor, general partnership,
limited partnership, limited liability partnership, limited liability
company and corporation (both “C” corporation and “S”
corporation).Which is
right for you may depend on the type of business conducted, the need to
protect against personal liability, the startup capital required, the
type of ownership and management desired and any estate planning or
succession needs to name just a few considerations.The most often used business forms that limit personal liability
while allowing you to meet your particular business needs are the
corporation and limited liability company.A brief description of each can be accessed by clicking on the
links below.
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