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\"Picture<\/a>Are you planning on forming a business in the near future? Maybe you are already in operations? One thing you may not have considered (but should) is how your endeavor will be or is being taxed. By forming an eligible entity (an LLC or corporation), you can then make a Subchapter S election to avoid a portion of self-employment taxes. How much can you save? Well, that depends on a few factors, but it could be 15%. Check\u00a0out or additional resources available on the blog for more details.<\/p>\n

Our Arkansas\u00a0S Corporation kit<\/h2>\n

These\u00a0kits walk you through the entity formation process with step-by-step instructions. They even have sample documents you can use as an example. They also go through getting an EIN and provide organizational management documents, like an LLC operating agreement or\u00a0corporate bylaw templates.<\/p>\n

Wait a minute! There are two kits! Which one is right for me? If you have to ask, we recommend the limited liability company option. \u00a0Corporations can be fantastic in the right situations, but they generally have more governing rules and less simplicity. Why make things more complicated than they need to be?<\/p>\n

The LLC version of the kit is available here:<\/p>\n