LLC vs DBA | Which Business Structure is Right for You?

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📌 DBA vs LLC: Which is Better for Your Business? | Key Differences Explained

In today’s video, we’re diving into the key differences between a DBA (Doing Business As) and an LLC (Limited Liability Company). If you’re thinking about starting a business but unsure whether to form an LLC or register a DBA, this video is for you.

✅ You’ll learn:
- What is a DBA and how it works for sole proprietors
- The pros and cons of using a DBA
- What is an LLC and how it protects your personal assets
- The legal and tax differences between a DBA and an LLC
- When it makes sense to choose one over the other

🎯 Whether you’re just getting started with your business or looking to make your operations more official, understanding the differences between these two business structures can help you make an informed decision.

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