Focus on . . . Limited Liability Companies
David A. Pratt
Abstract
David A. Pratt
Abstract
Man businesses and professional firms are-or are considering-conducting business as limited liability companies (LLCs) or limited liability partnerships (LLPs), rather than in one of the more traditional business forms (C corporation, S corporation, general partnership, limited partnership). Here's a look at how that decision affects the business' employee benefit plans.
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Man businesses and professional firms are-or are considering-conducting business as limited liability companies (LLCs) or limited liability partnerships (LLPs), rather than in one of the more traditional business forms (C corporation, S corporation, general partnership, limited partnership). Here's a look at how that decision affects the business' employee benefit plans.
Key concepts: Limited liability partnership, Limited liability, Limited partnership, General partnership, Corporation, Liability, Business, Corporate law