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Quick Chart C Corporation S Corporation LLC Limited Partnership
Ownership Shareholders Shareholders Members General and Limited Partners

Management Chairman of the Board; Chief Executive Officer (CEO); President Chairman of the Board; Chief Executive Officer (CEO); President Manager(s) General Partner(s)

Start up and Operational Roadmap Documentation Articles filed with state.

Bylaws govern daily operations.
Articles filed with state Form 2253 filed with IRS

Bylaws govern daily operations.
Articles filed with State.

Operating Agreement governs daily operations
LP-1 filed with State
Partnership Agreement governs daily operations

Ongoing Formalities By laws and annual meetings required By laws and annual meetings required Annual meetings not required, but strongly recommended. Annual meetings not required but strongly recommended

Personal Liability for business debts No personal liability of shareholders No personal liability of members General partner(s) personally liable; limited partners not personally liable.
Form corporation or LLC to serve as general partner to reduce/eliminate personal liability

Who can legally obligate the business? Officers and directors Officers and directors In member managed, any member.
In manager managed, any manager
Any general partner, not limited partners.

Responsibility for management decisions Board of directors, officers Board of directors, officers Same as above Same as above

Ownership Restrictions Most states allow one shareholder corporations; some require at least two No more than 75 shareholders allowed; no foreign entities or individuals or domestic entities allowed Most states allow one member LLCs One general partner and one limited partner required

Limits on transferability of interests Transfers may be limited by agreement or by securities laws Transfers may be limited by agreement or by securities laws.
Transfers to non-qualified persons may cause loss of S corporation status
Consent of all partners may be required

Business effect on death or departure of owner Corporation continues Corporation continues In some states, dissolution unless members vote to continue Automatic dissolution unless provided for in partnership agreement

Corporate profits taxed at corporate rates; dividends taxed at individual rates of shareholders Individual tax rates of shareholders Individual tax rates of members unless LLC elects corporate taxation Individual tax rates of general and limited partners

 


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