Is it better to register as a sole proprietorship or to constitute a company?
Constituting a company limits the shareholders’ liability to the amount of their investment, which is not the case with a natural person operating a sole proprietorship. However, only a qualified legal adviser can provide you with proper advice after reviewing your needs and discussing the matter with you.
Related Questions
- If my company is a sole proprietorship and I registered with Revenue using my Social Security Number, will that number be sufficient to register as a Business Entity?
- Can a company register a sole proprietorship? If so, what is the liability?
- How does a sole proprietorship differ from other company forms?
