If the corporation is publicly traded, voting rights might prove insignificant due to the widespread ownership. Management of a corporation is in the hands of the directors and therefore separate from the shareholders who are the true owners of the corporation. A corporation is subject to the laws of any state in which it does business. In addition a corporation is not protected by the Fifth Amendment's guarantee against self-incrimination. This privilege is deemed purely a personal one available only individuals.
Corporations are subject to greater governmental control than other forms of doing business.
Double taxation can be avoided by the election of S corporation status.