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Incorporating Your Website

You've developed a brilliant idea for a new website.

You've arranged for hosting, design, payment processing, advertising and so on.

You're working the SEO grindstone--getting backlinks and spidered and Google PageRank.

So, when are you going to become a *real* business and incorporate? Websites are more than hobbies...they are businesses.

Whether your site is your full time income, or a substantial part time income (or you expect it to one day GROW to that level), you need to treat your site like a business.

In today's world, *real* businesses are incorporated.

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The articles below will walk you through the process of turning your site into a true business while maximizing your after-tax income and protecting your personal assets from the risks of lawsuits.

Major Sections:

Does Your Online Business Need To Be Incorporated?

Which Business Entity To Choose For Your Online Business


Form an LLC for your website for less than $150 + state fees

The Mechanics of Forming An LLC For Your Online Business

Managing Your Online Business



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