Business Formation and Incorporation Resources from CT Corporation

Learn about the difference between an LLC (Limited Liability Company) and Inc. (different types of corporations), including liability, management, taxes & more.

Trying to decide between forming an LLC or S Corp (S Corporation)? Both offer benefits.

Learn the essentials about forming a C Corporation for your business, including how to form a C Corp, who the stakeholders are, and more.

Learn why properly naming your business is so important with our 12 tips, including performing a name check, incorporation documents, trademark issues & more.

Discover the advantages & disadvantages of C Corporations, including separation between ownership and management, no restrictions on holding shares, and more.

The board of directors is a corporation’s governing body in charge of the corporation’s business & affairs. Learn about the powers & duties of the directors here.

Piercing the veil disregards the corporation or LLC’s separate existence. Learn how this legal exception makes shareholders liable for the business’ debts.

Explore the differences between an LLC (Limited Liability Company) and a Corporation beyond those related to taxes, including management, dividends, & more.

Learn about Benefit LLC's, an option for entrepreneurs who want their business to earn a profit while making a positive contribution to society, and want pass-through taxation & management flexibility.

Learn about the criteria for choosing the right business type, like LLC, S Corporation, C, Corporation, including limited liability, risk, taxes, selecting a state, & more.

Learn more about the Articles of Incorporation, whether they can be customized, their role, and more from the business experts at CT Corporation.

Are you thinking of changing your business entity form? Learn more about what it entails and how it differs from a dissolution/formation and inter-equity merger. Contact CT for professional help.

A holding company can be used by LLCs and corporations to protect business assets and more, but there are also challenges when using this structure.

What is an L3C (Low-Profit Limited Liability Company)? Learn more about L3Cs from CT Corp — a business that benefits society and generates profits for its owners.