Business start-ups require much more than just financing and cash flow. And when it comes time to incorporate, or create a partnership, things can get involved and complex. It’s when expert advice and professional counsel is most critical - a time to structure the business, establish the operating strategies, and ensure a viable long-term plan. At KBFP, an expert team of accounting professionals is poised to provide business start-up consulting for companies large and small.
Sole Proprietorship
Sole proprietors are fully accountable for legal obligations and debts. Although business profits belong to the proprietor, creditors can claim against business (and personal) assets. Regulatory encumbrances are few, income tax obligations are personal, and liability issues are also personal.
Partnership Structures
This structure is ideal for doing business with a partner, without incorporating. Business finances are combined; an agreement is established for the management structure and profit sharing; and liability issues are defined to protect the partners in the event of contract disputes and the like.