Challenges of Selling an S Corporation
Stephen Ziobrowski and Andrew Wogman authored the article "Challenges of Selling an S Corporation," which was published by Law360. The article discusses how many businesses, regardless of size, elect to be treated as S Corporations for beneficial tax purposes. However, the authors explain that there are also several downsides to consider before declaring a business an S Corporation, especially when approaching a sale.
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