When a corporation is formed in California, it will be deemed a C-Corporation by default. The terms “C-Corp” and “S-Corp” refer to tax classifications for different business entities. If a business wants to become an S-Corporation, Form 2553 will need to be completed and filed with the Internal Revenue Service. S-Corps and C-Corps have a few different key differences between them – one of them is how they are taxed. For instance, if your business…
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