POLL: How is your detail business structured?

C. Charles Hahn

C. Charles Hahn

CCH Auto Appearance, LLC
OK guys, I am working on a research project which requires me to determine the current trend in an industry when it comes to business structuring, so I have put together a poll for those of you here.



If you accept money in exchange for detailing in any way, shape, or form, I would truly appreciate your reply/vote in the poll. If you want to include any details or clarification that would be helpful as well.



Your options are:



- No business license

- Sole Proprietorship

- Partnership

- Single Member LLC

- Multiple Member LLC

- S-Corporation

- C-Corporation



Thanks folks!



(Incidentally, why do we not have the ability to post a REAL poll for people to vote? Frustrating.)
 
Single member LLC.



Reason I went with the LLC was I owned a house at the time (not anymore) and wanted to ensure all my personal assets were separate from my business in the event that I am sued for something.
 
[(Incidentally, why do we not have the ability to post a REAL poll for people to vote? Frustrating.)]



PM Ben it should be any easy 'fix'
 
I guess there isn't an option for a Poll in this sub-section (sorry)



Sole Props back in the day, but I would do a S-Corp next time....
 
Single LLC but then again every state is different and some recommend S Corp. This is one of those "ask your CPA" questions since there are many things that come into play here.
 
Shawn F. said:
Single LLC but then again every state is different and some recommend S Corp. This is one of those "ask your CPA" questions since there are many things that come into play here.
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Very true, and very good point. For the purposes of this survey I'm mainly looking for a general industry trend, but if I were using the data differently that would certainly be a variable I'd have to take into account.



Thanks for your input!
 
Sole proprietor. However, I can say I know personally my clients or through word of mouth. If that was not a factor definitely LLC or S-corp, or once employees are involved.
 
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