Corporation or LLC - which is better? Video

http://www.gross.com Should you use a corporation or an LLC for your new business? Edward Gross, Managing Partner of Gross & Romanick, P.C., discusses the advantages of each type of entity. If you need assistance to set up a corporation or LLC (or other business advice), visit http://www.gross.com or call 703-273-1400. Review a corporation/LLC comparison chart at: http://fairfaxlaw.blogspot.com/2010/10/corporation-vs-llc.html

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