Kentucky Limited Liability Company -

The advantages of filing as a Kentucky limited liability company are many. While corporations issue stocks, share profits equally among stockholders, and hold mandatory annual meetings, as a Kentucky limited liability company, you don't have to do any of those things. Another huge benefit of being a Kentucky limited liability company is your lighter tax burden. A Kentucky limited liability company is a "pass-through" tax entity, meaning that your profits won't be taxed. You'll only pay personal income tax. Your income will, of course, include the profits from your company.

And you don't have to deal with as much paperwork if you're a Kentucky limited liability company. Unlike a corporation, which would be required to keep minutes and records of every meeting, a Kentucky limited liability company has no requirement. Are there any disadvantages to filing as a Kentucky limited liability company? Well, selling stocks is the easiest way to transfer ownership, and a Kentucky limited liability company cannot issue stock. Which means that once you get to a certain point in the growth of your business, you'll probably want to incorporate.

But for now, you can enjoy the flexibility and lighter tax burden that comes with being a Kentucky limited liability company.

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