If an "S Corporation" and a limited liability company taxed as a partnership are both "pass through" entities that provide limited liability and avoid double taxation, how does one choose one form over the other?

A limited liability company is a much more flexible form of business entity then a corporation. For reasons that will be explained below, this is even more true of a limited liability company that has elected to be taxed as a partnership instead of as an S Corporation.

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