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type of corporate structure. Though Limited Liability Corporations are popular, most venture capital companies will not consider investments in LLCs. As a result, there is a need to
look at other corporate structures that would be beneficial both to securing venture capital and for developing the company as a whole. In order to secure venture capital and
create a process by which the company can be converted easily to a "C" corporation, the initial company should be structured as a "S corporation. This would foster the
ability to secure venture capital, while also directing the first three years of operation towards the technology development, rather than the widespread operation of the company.
Though an S corporation is more difficult to develop and applies a number of different statutory compliance requirements, including regional operations, regional investments and regional sales,
S corporations can be quickly converted into C corporations once the three year period of product development and early marketing has been developed. The S corporation provides some specific
benefits, though, for a company in early development that is seeking a way of attracting venture capitalists and provide structure for capital funding. The underlying reason behind the use
of the S corporation is that it would provide relief from taxation in the early stages, but is easily converted to a C corporation.
The S corporation status allows for the use of protection from Federal taxation for the company during their initial development stage. Under
the Tax Reform act of 1986, S corporations became the focus of many entrepreneurs seeking to develop new products and services. The basic structure for the S corporation allows
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