This guide explores four common business structures: sole proprietorships, partnerships, private companies, and personal liability companies to help entrepreneurs make the right decisions.

Because a sole proprietorship is not considered to be a legal entity, it is not a person who can be named on the deed as either a grantor or grantee.

A Private Limited Company offers limited liability, investor appeal, tax benefits, scalability, and easy ownership transfer—making it the ideal structure for entrepreneurs building scalable startups.

A sole proprietorship, the most common form of business organization, allows complete control to be allocated to the founder of the company.

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