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IF I were to open my own recruiting business from home, what should I do, LLC or Incorporate?

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I would like to start my own recruiting business as an independent recruiter from my home office. I am trying to decide what can protect my personal assets and family if someone tries to sue. The only people who will be working with me is my spouse, so I do not have to keep track of employees. What is best LLC or Incorporate? If so, what type? S-Corporation? What is the most cost-effective solution?

Andrea
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