You should consult an accountant on this matter. I’m not an accountant, but got advice on this before ever starting. His advice was to run the company as a sole proprietorship or simple partnership, that way you avoid double-taxation by claiming the revenue on your personal income taxes. Otherwise, you could go the route of LLC or more likely S-Corp, which would provide you with personal protection against a lawsuit filed against your corporation. This means someone who thinks they are wronged can’t go after your house, car, boat, etc. they could only go after the businesses assets. So, incorporating won’t save your business from being at risk, just yourself. If you are a one-man company (we aren’t btw), then the sole proprietorship can work fine. Again, contact an accountant for the best advice.