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Cory Magnus
  • Inspector
  • Delray Beach, FL
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Becoming Incorporated as a realtor

Cory Magnus
  • Inspector
  • Delray Beach, FL
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My wife is a new realtor and we are trying to figure out how she should set up her business and start paying for expenses. Should she become incorporated? If so, an S-corp or LLC etc.? Should she use a debit card or open a business credit card? We just want to know the best way to set up an account for tax and liability purposes. Thanks!

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