The company has an independent legal status and can better safeguard its rights and interests, but it needs more registration procedures and fees. Companies can enjoy more preferential tax policies, but they need more management costs and compliance requirements.
Self-employed businesses are relatively simple and low in cost, but small in scale and limited in business scope. Self-employed individuals have restricted their personal property and need to bear personal risks.
If you want to have an independent legal status, more investment and financing opportunities, greater scale and development potential, and more legal protection and support, then a startup company may be more suitable for you.
If you want to run a business more simply and flexibly and reduce costs and risks, then self-employed individuals may be more suitable for you.