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    Setting Up Your Own Business:The C Corporation

    Paul Gessaman (January, 1996)
    Summary

    A "C Corporation" is taxed under Subchapter C of the Internal Revenue Code. As a legal entity (an artificial person), the C corporation is separate and distinct from the stockholders – the owners of the corporation. Under Nebraska incorporation law, there is no distinction between a C corporation and an S corporation. However, the two types of corporate entities are subject to differing federal and state tax treatment.

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    Organization
    University of Nebraska Extension
    Publisher
    University of Nebraska
    Published
    January, 1996
    Material Type
    Written Material