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Choosing the right business structure depends on your goals, the level of liability protection you need, tax considerations, and how you plan to operate. Here are some common options:
Sole Proprietorship – Ideal for small, low-risk businesses. It's easy to set up, but the owner is personally liable for all debts and obligations.
Partnership – Best for businesses owned by two or more people. It’s simple to form, but partners share liability and profits.
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1. Sole Proprietorship
Best For: Solo entrepreneurs testing a business idea or starting small with minimal risk.
Pros:
Easy and inexpensive to set up
Complete control over the business
Simple tax filing (pass-through taxation)
Cons:
Unlimited personal liability
Harder to raise money
May appear less professional
? 2. Partnership (General or Limited)
Best For: Two or more individuals starting a business together with shared responsibilities.
Pros:
Simple to form