And I would agree with your additional point as well. A quickie incorporation is fine if you are intending to start as a sole founder and anticipate remaining t

And I would agree with your additional point as well. A quickie incorporation is fine if you are intending to start as a sole founder and anticipate remaining that way. If you plan to add a founding team and anticipate needing a more sophisticated set-up, then you should be more cautious about doing it right from the start (we often get "instacorps" brought in for such repair jobs and, yes, it is true, it can cost more to repair them than it would have to do it right in the first place). Great pieces by the way (I don't want to come across as just a critic - my points really touch on your argument at the edges, I think).