The major differences between an S-Corporation and a Limited Liability Company are limits on the number of owners,and,the citizenship status of individuals who are owners.

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An S-Corporation has restrictions on the number of shareholders (up to 100) and requires them to be U.S. citizens or residents, whereas a Limited Liability Company (LLC) does not have these restrictions.

The Major Differences Between an S-Corporation and a Limited Liability