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A LLC should look fine for a national company. There are a number of large companies that are an LLC or have subsidiary LLCs (E-Trade for example). I would re
by bbrannigan 18y ago
A LLC should look fine for a national company. There are a number of large companies that are an LLC or have subsidiary LLCs (E-Trade for example).
I would recommend that you find a lawyer and an accountant for at least an initial conversation about this. The selction of an entity-type and how you fund it are very specific to your situation and objectives.
- coglethorpe 18y ago"I would recommend that you find a lawyer and an accountant for at least an initial conversation about this." I plan on doing that. I am a little curious about lawyer/accountant selection. Anyone know any good resources in the Atlanta area?
- DenisM 18y agoFind local startup interest group (there must be more than one in any large city) and ask for recommendations. Specifically, avoid "social" referrals from friends/family who did not have professional contact with person they recommend. Also, try http://www.avvo.com http://www.avvo.com for lawyer recommendations. Also, try SCORE - it's a lot cheaper to have your basic questions answered that way rather than pay lawyers (something lawyers will not tell you).
- coglethorpe 18y agoThanks for the link and for telling me about SCORE!