Unless you plan to go public at some point—that is, sell common shares of your company on a recognized open market, like Google did last year—you should incorporate as a limited liability company (LLC). It is cheaper and easier for both the company and its principals to do so. Unless you think you might go public, or if you just can’t imagine your company without the magical “Inc.” on the end, make it an LLC. You’ll thank me later.
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