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Ericilda Witherspoon
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S Corp and LLC...what are the steps?

Ericilda Witherspoon
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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I am going on a joint venture 50/50. We want to start an S corp and LLC . We will eventually branch of. Please explain to me exactly how that works. If we create an S corp would we then individually create our own LLC? I would call my LLC ...and she would call hers something else. If and when we decide to go our separate ways, would we then create our own Scorp? If I am completely wrong please let me know. Thanks in advance.

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Jason Vo
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Jason Vo
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I just did the same thing with my partner in Texas. Our LLC is an S-corp, and both of us are under the same LLC name. S-corp is just a tax classification when forming an LLC, you have an option to choose between C-corp or S-corp.

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