Here's the story of how choosing the wrong biz structure (LLC vs. C-Corp) can cost you millions 👇🏽
*Disclaimer*
I am not a tax or legal professional nor is this thread tax or legal advice
If you do want tax or legal advice on launching a US company follow @mahadevanarj and shoot me a DM; happy to connect you with a US CPA with international tax expertise!
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When starting a company, $ is tight, and founders will do anything to save cash
This makes sense. As @paulg says, spending too much is one of the top reasons startups die
One technology that looks set to revolutionize the way we buy, share, and even hold money is blockchain. A relatively new concept to the world of business, based on this idea, is a DAO LLC.
The internet has revolutionized our world and the world of business. Thirty years ago, we could not simply Google our problems, buy things online, or even send a text message. Today, all that is possible, and new technologies are rising.
One technology that looks set to revolutionize the way we buy, share, and even hold money is blockchain.
As a small business owner, it is vital to know where your money is going and what taxes you must pay every month, quarter, or year, so you can budget accordingly.
A limited liability company (LLC) is a business that gives the owners limited liability, so their assets are protected if they were to be sued or get into financial difficulty.
For this reason, it’s an incredibly popular business structure, but understanding how they are taxed can be complicated. We’ve broken it down for you here, so read on to understand exactly how LLCs are taxed so you can move forward with confidence.
Here are some tips from @dharmesh on building startup sales teams
1. Don’t hire sales people too early.
In the early days, the founders should be able to sell (and should be selling).
2. You don’t need sales people, you need sales.
Don’t think VP of Sales — think “Revenue Engineer”.
(Not the greatest analogy, but just like you won’t hire a development “manager” as one of the first 5 people in a startup, you shouldn’t hire a sales “manager” either -- not as your first hire).
Don’t get caught up in fancy titles — focus on dollars in the door.
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