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For for the most part my clients, the Limited Liability Corporation is the very best fit. At reasonable cost you can have a business entity that has limited liability for business debts, which protects your personal properties. You form the LLC as part of your State's Secretary of Repeat. Let's consider California for example. Under California law, an LLC is not technically forced to have an operating agreement or member deal
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