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Pèmèt pran yon lòt gade nan konpare de antite ki soti nan yon ang diferan. Nan ka sa a, nou pral asime ke ou, se pwopriyetè biznis la ankòz pèsonèlman. Pèmèt egzaminen byen yo ki nan risk nan yon jijman; pwopriyete reyèl posede, kont labank, envestisman, machin ak stock antrepriz. Wi, aksyon yo nan stock ou posede nan yon sosyete yo se byen ki ka itilize yo satisfè yon jijman. Enterè nan yon LLC, sou lòt men an, pa konsidere pwopriyete ki ka bay nan evènman an nan yon jijman. Koulye a, gen yon bagay yo rele yon lòd chaje kote yon tribinal ka bay yon jijman sou pwofi yo nan yon LLC nan yon lòt pati. Sa konplike, sepandan posib. Sa vle di ke pati yo akòde a gen dwa a pwofi LLC a, men tann, isit la se trape an - pati a sèlman resevwa sa ki aktyèlman distribye. Rete tann, li vin pi mal, pati a akòde ta dwe responsab yo peye taks sou kantite lajan an nan pwofi a nan LLC a, si wi ou non nenpòt oswa tout pwofi a te distribye. Ki ta fè ki jijman yon responsablite, olye ke yon avantaj. LLC a ka bay yon degre ki pi wo nan pwoteksyon nan byen ki sòti nan yon kostim pèsonèl. Se stock Corporate konsidere kòm pwopriyete, anyen sosyete a posede se enkli ladan li.
eng
Lets take another look at comparing the two entities from a different angle. In this case, we’ll assume that you, the business owner is sued personally. Lets examine the assets that are at risk in a judgement; real property owned, bank accounts, investments, vehicles and corporate stock. Yes, the shares of stock you own in a corporation are assets that can be used to satisfy a judgement. Interest in an LLC, on the other hand, is not considered property that can be awarded in the event of a judgement. Now there is something called a charging order where a court can award a judgement on the profits of an LLC to another party. This is complicated, however possible. This means that the awarded party is entitled to the profits of the LLC, but wait, here’s the catch – the party only receives what is actually distributed. Wait, it gets worse, the awarded party would be held liable to pay taxes on the amount of the profit in the LLC, whether or not any or all of the profit was distributed. Which would make that judgement a liability, rather than an asset. The LLC can provide a higher degree of protection of assets from a personal suit. Corporate stock is considered property, anything the corporation owns is included.