Guide to 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

The Mechanics of Forming An LLC For Your Online Business

Managing Your Online Business