You are planning to start a new business that will operate "contactless"

convenience stores, which will allow people to grab what they want and pay

without interacting with a cashier. Due to start$-$up costs, you expect the

business to generate losses the first two years; after that, you hope to get a

$20$ percent return on your investment. You prefer to own the business

entirely by yourself and design the technological systems and operation

methods for the stores, yet you want trustworthy people, two per store, to

handle the day$-$to$-$day operations. You'd like to take a salary from the

business, minimize taxes, and protect yourself from liability.

Why is a limited liability company an especially good business form for

your company?

How might you be taxed on your salary and any profits from the business

if you choose to organize as an LLC$?$