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Posted by: Elliot Barron in Tax Benefits, Limited Partnership, Investment, Insurance, Business Owners, Business Entities, Bankruptcy on Apr 09, 2008
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There's probably nothing as satisfying as going to work for oneself, setting your own hours and getting paid directly for the work you do. So far so good, right? Now consider something else: Headline-grabbing incidents pertaining to businesses being sued for millions of dollars come to light very day. Let's not forget that we live in a deeply litigious environment where the slightest slip-up could drain you of your resources. If you are a small to medium-sized business owner you would be aware that most states in the US allow you to open a business in as less as $100, or even less. Being a sole business owner, however, means that you don't get any protection as far as your assets are concerned. Tax benefits also do not accrue to you. You can go into a partnership, of course. But be warned: you can be held responsible for your partner's fool-hardiness or excesses. Lawyers advise drawing up a contract beforehand. This too, can invite headaches for you if your partner goes bankrupt in which case you will be required to pay his her debts. The best course to take, if you are going to become a business owner, is to take up a limited liability partnership or LLP which protects you against double taxation among other things.






