Set up a C-Corp to unlock unlimited growth opportunities. Get stronger liability protection & the ability to issue stock to investors. It is perfect for startups and companies planning to scale or go public.
A C Corporation (C Corp) is a traditional business structure that gives strong liability protection and more options for raising money. It is ideal for large companies, startups looking for venture capital, and businesses planning to go public. There’s a difference between S Corp and C Corp. Unlike an S Corp, a C Corp pays corporate taxes separately and can have unlimited shareholders. S Corps pass income directly to owners to avoid double taxation, while C Corps offer more growth and investment opportunities. Let’s talk about: LLC vs LLP vs C Corp
Compared to LLCs and LLPs, a C Corp offers stronger liability protection and the ability to attract investors by issuing stock.
Unlimited number of shareholders and flexible ownership structure
Attract investors and raise capital through issuing stock
Deduct a wider range of expenses, including benefits and retirement plans
Retain earnings in the business for reinvestment
Perpetual existence, regardless of ownership changes
C Corps are ideal for businesses with long-term growth plans or those seeking outside investment and scalability.
Conduct a business name check and file Articles of Incorporation with your state
Appoint directors and prepare bylaws
Apply for EIN and open a business bank account
File IRS Form 8832Â for federal tax compliance
Issue stock certificates and record initial board minutes
Guide you through ongoing compliance such as annual reports and corporate formalities
At Filebizz take care of all paperwork and filings, ensuring your C Corp is formed legally and ready for growth. Here are other services that we provide.
C Corps are taxed at both the corporate and shareholder level, while S Corps avoid double taxation through pass-through taxation.
Yes. Stock issuance is a key part of C Corp structure, even if you are the sole shareholder. For more information contact us at our contact page.
No. C Corps can have an unlimited number of shareholders from anywhere in the world.
Yes. Most venture capital firms and angel investors prefer or require a C Corp structure.
Yes, C Corps can receive 1099 forms for services, but they generally do not issue 1099s to their own employees.
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