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Just got an update from DH. It took him 2 hours to drive the 15 miles to work. Wrecks everywhere.
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Yup. I drop off my daughter each weekday morning on the south end of Old Pueblo Road, then drive north to the airport. By the time I got to Link road, northbound, it was snowing pretty good, but the problem was the layer of ice underneath. By the time I got to Marksheffel, I was only doing about 30 MPH. When I turned onto Bradley to get to Powers, there was a big multi vehicle accident at that intersection. People forget how to drive in the winter when we've had such a mild one.
 
can anyone tell me the differences and benefits of llc and sole proprietorship? I tried figuring it out, and my mind is just shutting off at all the lawyer speak that I'm finding.


As I understand it it mostly protects from lawsuits stripping your life savings. Sole proprietorship they can still go after your personal accounts. LLC your business is a separate entity from you and they can only get what the LLC has.

I may be wrong, DH did most of the research, but I believe that is the primary difference. And apparently I can apply for a card to get the tax taken off of feed and supplies for the chicks I am hatching.
 
can anyone tell me the differences and benefits of llc and sole proprietorship? I tried figuring it out, and my mind is just shutting off at all the lawyer speak that I'm finding.
Yes, Chick is correct, forming an LLC protects your personal assets in the event of litigation or bankruptcy, while still allowing pass-through income so you claim the profit as personal income without having to file a separate corporate tax return. I formed an LLC for my eggs and chicks called Biddy Bounty, LLC, and then also for Colorado Chickens, LLC, just in case something went horribly awry with business transacted through/because of the website.

In most cases, you can claim a loss on a business venture up to four years, but by the fifth year you need to show some kind of profit for it to be considered a legitimate business as opposed to a tax maneuver.
 
As I understand it it mostly protects from lawsuits stripping your life savings. Sole proprietorship they can still go after your personal accounts. LLC your business is a separate entity from you and they can only get what the LLC has.

I may be wrong, DH did most of the research, but I believe that is the primary difference. And apparently I can apply for a card to get the tax taken off of feed and supplies for the chicks I am hatching.


I'm really interested in finding out more about your tax exemption status. When you get a chance can I get some more info on that? I would love to be able to buy feed with no tax and I'm assuming there are some more wright offs I could use as well...
 

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