If you ever plan to raise funds via VCs you will have a much easier time dealing with US investors. For quite a few a LLC is a must. Good example is YC.
After a Series A its really hard to raise funds within Europe so I really recommend any new founders to not start a company in EU.
I was under impression LLC is a no-go for funding and it almost always has to be a corporation due to the membership and structure limitations of an LLC, no?
Right sorry I'm not from the US and have mistaken the two company forms. Inc is US company form used for VC investments like YC and many other VCs required. What I meant is that if you think of getting funding in the future a LLC is more tax efficient to start with. You should however check how much effort it is to later convert a LLC to an Inc. If you are not a Solofounder it probably makes sense to start an Inc right away.
If you ever plan to raise funds via VCs you will have a much easier time dealing with US investors. For quite a few a LLC is a must. Good example is YC.
After a Series A its really hard to raise funds within Europe so I really recommend any new founders to not start a company in EU.
I was under impression LLC is a no-go for funding and it almost always has to be a corporation due to the membership and structure limitations of an LLC, no?
Right sorry I'm not from the US and have mistaken the two company forms. Inc is US company form used for VC investments like YC and many other VCs required. What I meant is that if you think of getting funding in the future a LLC is more tax efficient to start with. You should however check how much effort it is to later convert a LLC to an Inc. If you are not a Solofounder it probably makes sense to start an Inc right away.