Planning on starting a business soon? One of the first decisions you'll need to make is what type of entity your business is going to be. The most common choices are to form the company as an LLC, S-Corporation, C-Corporation, or as a Sole Proprietor.
Each one has advantages and disadvantages, and depending on the type of business you are starting, you could save yourself a significant amount of money by choosing the right one for your needs. Each entity varies, with some of them excelling at simplicity and flexibility, others with certain tax or legal benefits. Other items of interest, like state filing costs, and protection of personal assets also vary across the different choices.
The chart below outlines some of the differences between an LLC, C-Corp, S-Corp, and a Sole Proprietorship:Read the rest...
The most common use of this kind of software is to share a presentation with a number of remote participants, with the meeting leader controlling the presentation.
If you have been doing the shipping for your small business at a local pack and mail service, or at a FedEx store, you can save quite a bit by going direct, and adding a special discount available to certain credit card holders...
Iotum, a communications company, recently launched a new service called calliflower. If you've used a business-oriented conference bridge before, it has all of those features, but it's even a bit more than that.
