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I would also suggest using an S-Corp instead of an LLC. It gives you the same benefits and flexibility as an LLC with pass thru profits and such but you can cre
by whittwuli 15y ago
I would also suggest using an S-Corp instead of an LLC. It gives you the same benefits and flexibility as an LLC with pass thru profits and such but you can create shares more easily.
As far as paying your writers with equity, I like this approach defined in this article:
http://www.readwriteweb.com/start/2009/05/building-your-team-pre-financing.php http://www.readwriteweb.com/start/2009/05/building-your-team...
It talks about forming a contract where you will pay them double there hourly rate which they can then buy equity with it once the business gets it's first valuation.
- keith_erskine 15y agoAgreed - Granting or selling shares is much more straightforward than an LLC. Plus converting an LLC to an S or C-Corp takes a lot of billable hours. So - find a lawyer local to you, and have him set up the S-Corp in your state. Don't worry about it being in Delaware. Making that change later, or even going to a C-corp is easy (for a lawyer)