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- EP 1 - Incorporation -

 

Hey guys, this is Cameron Keng and this is my podcast.  I'm going to keep this podcast to fifteen minutes, even though I said I was going to make it thirty, because I get sick of hearing my own voice.  I'm going to talk on corporations because that's something I keep seeing on Hacker News.  People ask me about this all the time and I have a real problem with the reasons I hear when they tell me why they want to do it.

 

- Don't Incorporate Unless You Have To -

 

Let me give you a scenario:  on HN, you have this startup with these two awesome developers.  Before they even make a dime, they run out and incorporate themselves.  Then they write this huge post letting everyone on HN know that it's easy to start a corporation without a lawyer or an accountant and that everyone should hurry up and do it.  Then I read the post and I think:  "You didn't pay an attorney, but you paid LegalZoom or incorporate.com at least $200, and then you paid another $200-$300 to the state to actually incorporate."

 

 

- EP 1 - Incorporation -

 

Hey guys, this is Cameron King and this is my podcast.  I'm going to keep this podcast to fifteen minutes, even though I said I was going to make it thirty, because I get sick of hearing my own voice.  I'm going to talk on corporations because that's something I keep seeing on Hacker News.  People ask me about this all the time and I have a real problem with the reasons I hear when they tell me why they want to do it.

 

- Don't Incorporate Unless You Have To -

 

Let me give you a scenario:  on HN, you have this startup with these two awesome developers.  Before they even make a dime, they run out and incorporate themselves.  Then they write this huge post letting everyone on HN know that it's easy to start a corporation without a lawyer or an accountant and that everyone should hurry up and do it.  Then I read the post and I think:  "You didn't pay an attorney, but you paid LegalZoom or incorporate.com at least $200, and then you paid another $200-$300 to the state to actually incorporate."