The costs associated with setting up an s corp, LLC, and c corp are similar. However, there are other intangible factors you must take into account. Every s corp is unique and comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Among the subchapter s corp requirements you must weigh when considering this particular status is that s corps must file articles of incorporation, keep a record of corporate minutes, hold shareholder and director meetings, as well as allow their shareholders to weigh in with a vote concerning company decisions. S corps can also only offer common stock to investors, making fund-raising more difficult. If you are still undecided as to the pros and cons of declaring your business an s corp, please contact Incorporate to speak to someone who may be able to set you on the right path.