convore.json/groups/entrepreneurship/s-corp-vs-sole-proprietor/messages.json

[{"user_id": 22019, "stars": [], "topic_id": 21334, "date_created": 1303779505.0705709, "message": "I'm a freelance software developer, no employees. The main benefit, other than limited liability, would be to minimize self employment taxes.", "group_id": 250, "id": 808638}, {"user_id": 22019, "stars": [], "topic_id": 21334, "date_created": 1303779344.22772, "message": "Anyone have any experience/advice regarding S Corps? My accountant says it's time to move away from a sole proprietorship.", "group_id": 250, "id": 808621}, {"user_id": 22183, "stars": [], "topic_id": 21334, "date_created": 1303795753.4932611, "message": "For some contracting jobs, especially in IT, clients may require you to Inc. your company.  Similar thinking across North America.", "group_id": 250, "id": 810672}, {"user_id": 22183, "stars": [], "topic_id": 21334, "date_created": 1303795908.0919621, "message": "There are also taxation benefits (e.g. smarter accounting with your expenses), however, it requires you to hire a real accountant and/or lawyer", "group_id": 250, "id": 810689}, {"user_id": 9321, "stars": [], "topic_id": 21334, "date_created": 1303846973.2110789, "message": "annual legal/filing fees are very minimal for s-corps. If you have any significant income/expenses, you should use an accountant for taxes. S-corps are the way to go in most cases for small businesses - plus s-corp will allow you to have basically zero business liability if you sign contracts using your business name instead of your personal name.", "group_id": 250, "id": 818106}, {"user_id": 31293, "stars": [], "topic_id": 21334, "date_created": 1303892697.0898991, "message": "Get an LLC if you're moving from a Sole Proprietorship. Similarly low-hassle but with more protection.", "group_id": 250, "id": 823413}]