Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Corporation
Having a separate entity can shield your
personal assets from company liabilities.
A business entity isn’t taxed the same way an individual person is. Rather than subjecting yourself to self-employment tax and risking an unexpected tax bill, creating a formal business entity allows you to maximize savings.
Operating through a formal structure can enhance your professional image and put yourself ahead of the competition.
Using a dedicated bank account, having a business entity makes it easier to track your income and separate out expenses from your personal ones, setting you up for a less stressful tax season.
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A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a type of business entity that provides its owners (known as “members”) with protection against liability for company obligations. The most popular among real estate agents, LLCs, typically have fewer recordkeeping, meeting, and reporting requirements than other entity types such as corporations.
Just like an LLC, a corporation is a legal entity that is separate from its owners, which can help protect you from any business liabilities or debts. However, corporations offer other important benefits, like the ability to add shareholders and raise money from outside investors.
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Just like an LLC, a corporation is a legal entity that is separate from its owners, which can help protect you from any business liabilities or debts. However, corporations offer other important benefits, like the ability to add shareholders and raise money from outside investors.
Includes Economy Package PLUS:
Includes Standard Package PLUS:
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Resources for ongoing compliance and management of your business as an agent
Resources for ongoing compliance and management of your business as an agent
Free up your time and designate a registered agent for your business.
By using a service, the registered agent’s address is listed publicly, not yours.
Between open houses, tours, and meeting with clients, you don’t have the ability to stay in one place all day. A registered agent is required to be at the registered address Monday through Friday, for 8 hours a day to receive any notices and mail. Using a service allows you the freedom to continue operating your business, rather than be stuck at a desk all day.
A registered agent service will notify you of any important notices or deadlines and help to keep you in compliance. Acting as your own means keeping track of these deadlines yourself and risk incurring penalties if missed.
A registered agent is a service or person (over 18 years old) who is available during regular business hours at a physical address with the ability to receive critical mail and legal notices on behalf of a business. Almost every state requires a business to designate a registered agent with the Secretary of State’s office.
Block Advisors’ Bookkeeping Full-Service plans include your own dedicated account manager, income and expense management, easy receipt capture, review of books year-to-date, standard chart of accounts, and custom financial statements.
Premium plans also include inventory, mileage, and expense management tools, project tracking, quotes, estimates, custom chart of accounts, accrual-based accounting, sales and use tax filing, and multiple currency options.
“Lifetime” or “for life” refers to the life of your client service agreement with Block Advisors for bookkeeping services. If your bookkeeping services are cancelled for any reason, including termination of your client service agreement, you will no longer be eligible for the 10% discount for bookkeeping services. That means you will not be able to reengage the offer if you choose to restore bookkeeping services at a later date. Please note that although you will receive a 10% discount off the then-current monthly rates for the bookkeeping services, Block Advisors reserves the right to change monthly rates at any time.
