C Corporation Overview

Protect your personal assets from potential judgments against your company. Business owners depend on general corporations (called "C" Corporations after a section of the Internal Revenue Code) as a tried-and-true method of asset protection. However, C Corporations may be subject to "double taxation" by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This means that the IRS taxes company profits twice, once at the corporate level and again at the shareholder level as dividends. Many business owners consider this "double taxation" a disadvantage.

Protect your assets today with a C Corporation.

How can a C Corporation benefit you?

• You can sell stock to an unlimited number of shareholders to raise capital.
• You can deduct the cost of employee salaries and benefits as a business expense.
• You can potentially lower overall tax liability by using corporate income splitting methods to take advantage of lower corporate tax rates.

Call our Business Specialists to discuss a C Corporation in more detail. We'll walk you through the process of incorporating at 1-800-499-9519 (toll-free) or 1-302-636-5460.