Partnerships in a Nutshell

Partnerships in a Nutshell

In the U.S., a partnership is a type of unincorporated business with two or more partners who share ownership and liability of the business. The partners share profits and losses equally or as agreed upon in the partnership agreement.  Unlike corporations,...
S corps in a nutshell

S corps in a nutshell

Are you wondering what S Corporations are and how they are taxed differently than other corporations? In this article, we’ll explore the basics of S Corporations and the unique ways in which they are taxed. Get your questions answered and learn all about the...
C corps in a nutshell

C corps in a nutshell

Currently, the most common business structure in the United States is known as a C corporation or “C Corps.”  A C Corp is an independent legal entity, meaning that it has its own tax identification number and can enter into contracts and other...
Sole proprietorships in a nutshell

Sole proprietorships in a nutshell

A sole proprietorship is an unincorporated business owned and run by one individual. Although sole proprietorships are unincorporated, they are recognized by the IRS and state tax agencies as businesses. Because sole proprietorships are unincorporated, they have no...