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Re: Separate Entity vs DBA ssnneeaakk1234 11-09-2007
Posted by ssnneeaakk1234 on November 9, 2007, 6:56 am
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>> I am thinking the easiest route would be to create an LLC
>> (which has a lot less paperwork than the S Corp) and then
>> have the LLC "zero out" every month by paying my S Corp a
>> fee for the web development work and hosting.
>>
>> Is there anything wrong with that type of setup?

> What's the point? If you just want a new business name, a
> DBA is much easier, typically just a form at the county
> courthouse, and no new tax forms at all.

See my reply below to Herb, as you both had pretty much the
same suggestion.

What are your thoughts?

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