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Old 01-13-2007, 12:45 AM  
Sly
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I would go to an accountant or tax attorney. Sure, it will cost you $500 as opposed to $100, but they'll be able to tell you the proper corporate structure that benefits your particular situation best, which will save you much more than a small $400.

Example, a lot of people go with LLC, but my attorney said a C Corp is best for my particular situation, so thats what I have. I have no complaints at all.
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