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Key Differences between LLP and LLC
- Formation and Structure: LLPs are formed for professional businesses like legal, accounting, and medical practices with two or more partners, while LLCs can be formed with one or more members.
- Liability Considerations: LLP partners are personally liable only for their negligence, while LLC members enjoy limited liability protection.
- Business Application: LLPs are preferred for service industries, while LLCs are commonly used for business and holding purposes.
Advantages of LLP
- Asset protection
- Flexible management structure
Advantages of LLC
- Combines advantages of a corporation, sole proprietorship, and partnership
- Liability protection and tax flexibility for small businesses
Steps to Register an LLC
- Choose a name
- Appoint a registered agent
- File formation documents
- Create an operating agreement
- Obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN)
- Obtain necessary licenses and permits
Steps to Monetize a Business
- Define business goals and target market
- Register the business formally
- Manage financing and accounting processes
- Develop and market products/services
- Provide quality and value to customers