An "Inc." suffix denotes a corporation, a legal business structure separating owner liability from company debts. Formed by filing articles of incorporation with a state, it's used by startups, family firms, and large enterprises seeking credibility, perpetual existence, and easier capital raising. Founders, investors, and shareholders benefit most from this formal designation.
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