"When tomorrow comes; it will be today. The future is now". Murray Gilford

Five Possitive Reasons to Incorporate



 1) Protect Personal Assets: By Incorporating, you make a distintion between your personal assets (home, auto, checking account, etc) and your business. If your business is sued and you are Incorporated, in most cases, your personal assets will have a degree of protection, not afforded you under sole proprietorships or partnerships.
 
  

2) Increase Credibility with Clients and Customers: A business that has "Inc", "Company", or "Corporation" after its name is generally an indication of a higher degree of professionalism and seriousness of purpose. The Corporate form of business organization makes it easier to raise capitol and to sell shares of stock.Many


3) Tax Deductions: Corporations can reduce the amount of tax that is due to the IRS by deducting any costs or expenses that are related to the business in the pursuit of profit. These costs include operating expenses, and advertising as well as salaries, bonuses, medical and retirement payments paid to employees.



4) Ability to Raise Capitol: Corporations can raise capitol by selling shares of stock to investors. Capitol can be raised in this way whether a company is a new or an established firm, which seeks to expand.


5) Corporations are Perpetual: A Corporation is the oldest form of business structure. Corporations are business entities that continue even if the owner dies or decides to sell the business.