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I went with an LLC, but I think it depends a lot on your situation. Mine is that I'm going it alone in many ways, and want to keep costs down, and don't foresee investments in the near future.


Why not a subchapter S if you wanted to keep costs down?


From what I read, non-US citizens/residents can't take part in S-corps, and since I am physically located in Europe, should I ever want to partner up with someone and include them in the company, perhaps it would be easier with the LLC. It also seemed like a slightly lower hassle way of doing things. I could be wrong, but in the end, after doing my reading, I just picked one and got on with it.




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