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Buyers > Tools > Business Organizations
C Corporation
This information came from the State of New Jersey’s Web site.
Check with your accountant, lawyer or small business advisor for the most current information or changes to the tax law for this type of business organization.
A C corporation is not actually a business structure, but the "tax status" of
a company.
All corporations are C Corporations unless they opt to take advantage of a provision in both
federal and state tax laws to become S corporations.
Taxes on profits of a C Corporation are paid both by the corporation
itself and by the shareholders when the profits are received as dividends. However, shareholders
cannot deduct any losses posted by the C Corporation.
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