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The incorporation process is what creates an entity separate from the individual. By filing for incorporation you register this separate entity with the state, and entitle it to do business within that state. Also, when someone files suit, they may file suit against Company LLC and the owner (assuming they've not engaged in fraud) is able to evade personal liability.

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