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What is a C corporation?
A legal entity separate and distinct from its owners for corporate income tax purposes.
A business structure defined by federal law, where owners have limited liability.
An unincorporated organization with two or more members who carry on a trade or business activity.
A legal entity that is not subject to corporate income tax.
What is a C corporation?
C-Corporations operate as a separately taxed entity from their owners.
This means that the shareholders, employees and owners of
a
C-corporation pay tax on their personal salary, while the
corporate
profits are taxed separately.
A legal entity separate and distinct from its owners for corporate income tax purposes.