It Can Happen To You: Why Any Sole Proprietorship Is A Risky Business

August 30, 2003 by Dane | 2 Comments
In Business Structures, Posts

Home Based Business Opportunities:

Are you still operating your business as a Sole Proprietorship?

Have you considered incorporating your small business or self-employment activity?

The tax advantages can put thousands of dollars in your pocket every year.

But the Number One reason to consider incorporating has nothing to do with tax reduction and everything to do with asset protection.

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  • Richard Bacher on October 8th, 2005 at 9:38 am

    Everything I’ve read says there’s no protection by incorporating if you’re a sole proprietor because a sole proprietor assumes full liability for the business. In the plumbing example you gave that person should most certainly have business liability insurance.

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