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S Corp vs LLC: Here's Why You Can't Form an S Corporation

When starting a business, you need to decide on the business structure. Many consider an LLC, while others explore an S-Corp. Based on decades of experience, Jonathan Feniak, Lead Attorney at the LLC formation services company LLC Attorney, walks you through the many reasons why most small businesses are better off with an LLC instead of a corporation. LLCs have a simpler management structure. Corporations have shareholders who appoint a board, and the board appoints officers. And there's formal meeting minutes that have to be maintained at each of these different levels. LLCs don't. You can have a member-managed LLC. There's only one level. The members run the company. Hours of paperwork are required to run a corporation properly. Watch the video and learn about the various pros and cons when considering whether to launch an S-Corp or LLC. --- Jonathan Feniak is here to help you secure your assets, protect your business, and plan for the future with confidence. Admitted to practice in Colorado and Wyoming, Jonathan brings a unique, hands-on background: from leading DHL’s operations in Manhattan during 9/11 to structuring financial deals at Wells Fargo. Now, as an attorney, he combines his management and financial expertise to guide anyone from business owners to activists through asset protection, estate planning, and legal compliance. Jonathan’s multi-industry insights make him a powerful ally, providing practical, real-world advice tailored to your needs and challenges. 👉 Protect your business and personal assets with proper LLC setup: https://www.llcattorney.com/youtube-b... 💸 Understanding the Differences between S-Corps and LLCs: https://www.llcattorney.com/small-bus... 📸 Instagram:   / llcattorneyofficial   ⏰ TikTok:   / llcattorneyofficial   ----------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 2025 by Company Sage. All rights reserved. Our website, YouTube videos, and any associated content, is generalized and should not be considered applicable to your particular situation. Our website, YouTube videos, and any associated content, is not intended to provide advice concerning the particulars of your situation. Neither reading our website, watching our videos, nor speaking to our paralegals, in any way obviates the qualified professional help we urge you to seek. It is of utmost importance you retain a professional before embarking upon any action discussed herein.