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mokojumbies

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I want to incorporate my small business as a sole-propriatorship. When should I do this from a tax point of view?

[This message has been edited by mokojumbies (edited September 21, 2000).]
 


JETX

Senior Member
Sorry, you seem to be confused. You cannot incorporate a sole proprietorship. They are completely contradictory.

A sole proprietorship is a registered business name used by an individual.

A corporation is a separate legal entity and cannot be legally tied to an individual.


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Judgment Recovery of Houston
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