Maximize Your Business Potential

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Simple, but risky.
A Sole Proprietorship is the easiest way to start a business — you’re the only owner and you control everything.
But you’re also personally responsible for all debts and liabilities. Your personal assets (like your car or house) could be at risk if something goes wrong.

🧠 Best for freelancers or side hustles, but not ideal for long-term growth.

A Partnership is a business owned by two or more people who share profits, decisions, and responsibilities. It’s simple to form and great for collaboration — but both partners are personally responsible for debts and liabilities.

🤝 Partnerships thrive on trust and teamwork.

An LLC (Limited Liability Company) gives you the best of both worlds — legal protection and flexibility.
It separates your personal assets from your business, protecting your home, car, and savings while keeping taxes simple.

🧾 The smartest and safest way to start a business.

A Corporation is a separate legal entity from its owners — it exists on its own.
It offers the strongest legal protection but comes with more paperwork, taxes, and structure.

🏛️ Best for larger or fast-growing businesses looking to raise money or hire employees.

A Nonprofit Organization is built to serve a purpose — not to make a profit.
It’s perfect for helping your community, supporting a cause, or creating positive change while qualifying for tax-exempt (501c3) status.

🤝 Do good. Build impact. Change lives.

Pay yourself smarter.
An S-Corp isn’t a separate type of business, but a tax election for LLCs or Corporations.
It helps you save money on self-employment taxes once your business grows.

📊 Great next step for established LLC owners.