What is the specific difference between the operating costs of a studio and a limited liability company?

There is no difference in operating costs. You need to rent a house, spend money on promotion and hire employees.

The main difference is tax.

Limited company: tax payment is an audit collection. Generally, how many tickets are issued is levied in proportion, and the small-scale tax point is 3%. Corporate income tax is paid once a year, and now small and micro enterprises are reduced to 10%. In the past, it was 25%, and the enterprise income tax can be deducted from the invoices of meals, travel expenses, office supplies and gasoline tickets.

And the studio is different from the company.

The studio tax paid by the self-employed is a fixed amount tax, and the administrator will give you a fixed number of shareholders to pay hundreds every month.

The studio audit of a sole proprietorship enterprise is levied, the ordinary value-added tax is 3%, and the personal income tax is declared once every quarter, which cannot be deducted.