1 Starting and Managing a Small Business In Missouri.

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1 Starting and Managing a Small Business In Missouri

2 Why? Required by the State Improves your chances for success As the owner or manager you are responsible for everything your business does or fails to do Avoid legal problems

3 Evaluating Your Business Idea ©

4 Why Small Businesses Fail Inadequate front-end planning Insufficient capital for start-up and back-up Inexperienced management

5 Forms of Business Organization and Legal Issues

6 Forms of Legal Structure in Missouri Sole proprietorship Partnership General Limited Limited liability company Corporation C-corporation S-corporation

7 Sole Proprietorship Advantages Disadvantages  All profits to owner  Profits only taxed once  Owner makes all decisions  Low cost organize  Few legal restrictions  Simple to organize Unlimited liability No separate legal status Limited in raising funds

8 Partnership Advantages Disadvantages  Easy to organize  Separate legal status  Profits taxed only once  Taxed at partner’s rate  Unlimited liability to general partners  Divided decision making  Transferability of ownership

9 Limited Liability Company Advantages Disadvantages Limited liability Separate legal entity Usually taxed as a sole proprietorship Unlimited number of owners Capital is easy to raise through the sale of interests Can be costly to form More administrative duties Personal tax liability

10 S-Corporation Advantages Disadvantages Limited liability Profits taxed only once Capital is easier to raise through sale of stock Transfer of ownership Can be costly to form S-corporation requirements More administrative duties Cannot provide company-paid fringe benefits

11 C-Corporation Advantages Disadvantages Limited liability Transfer of ownership Capital is easier to raise through sale of stock Company-paid fringe benefits Tax benefits Double taxation Can be costly to form More administrative duties

12 FEIN Number Federal Employer Identification Number Issued by IRS Complete Form SS-4 May be required to open business bank accounts Apply for on-line at

13 Federal Taxes Income tax – estimated and paid quarterly Self-employment taxes – estimated and paid quarterly (FICA & Medicare) Federal employment taxes (for employees)

14 State Regulations and Taxes Missouri identification number Missouri retail sales license Fictitious name registration Environmental, Public Safety, etc dor.mo.gov/tax/business / /startBusiness.asp#fictitious

15 County and City Local taxes Zoning regulations Business property taxes Home-based business rules Merchants or business license Building codes/permits