Operating your business as a separate
entity protects your personal assets, like your home, car, and savings.
Not exact matches
A legal business
entity can
protect your
personal assets against liability for business debts.
If you want to
protect your
personal assets, you might be better off setting up a corporation or even a limited liability company (that's a business with limited liability that can be taxed like a partnership or another
entity).
A corporation is a distinct legal
entity, so incorporating
protects the business owner's
personal assets, even if the corporation is in debt or facing other liabilities.
because they are their own legal
entity,
protecting your
personal assets from debt.
More importantly, having a business
entity may
protect your
personal assets in the case of professional failure.
To
protect your
personal assets, consider investing in liability coverage, or incorporating the business as a separate
entity.
Being that I plan to run from my home, what type of legal
entity is recommended to
protect my home and other
personal assets, or is this not at all recommended?
I have taken the time to do my due diligence, follow my criteria relentlessly, set up legal
entities to help
protect my
personal assets, and assembled a team of trustworthy professionals.