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[Infographic] Corporation or LLC?

Tony Nguyen

By Tony Nguyen

December 30, 2020

Many entrepreneurs wonder which entity structure is right for their business. The summary below highlights some key differences between two of the most popular entity types, corporations and LLCs.

DISCLAIMER: The subject matter discussed above is constantly evolving and may change on a frequent basis. The information contained in this post is for general education and informational purposes only. 

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Tony Nguyen

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Tony Nguyen is a founding partner of TKN Tyson. He focuses on high-growth startups, technology, investment funds and closely-held companies. His broad experience includes advising startups to Fortune 500 companies on high-stakes M&A, venture capital and corporate transactions to negotiating and securing key technology deals for clients in SaaS, FinTech, AI/ML, Blockchain and E-Commerce.

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