As a general rule of thumb, you will only want to create a c-corp if you are
planning on raising money from a venture capital firm or institutional
investors. Otherwise, you're better off filing as a partnership or an s-corp.

I'm not an accountant. This is just my opinion as a business owner.

Hi there, you should also visit the pages on S corps and C corps to learn more about each. 

It depends on the size and status of your business. If you are a small
business just starting out, then a C-corp would be more than you need.
However, if you have been in business for a number of years, have employees
and are expanding, then a C-corp may be right for you. You may want to check
the IRS website and read their information about the difference between the
two corporation types and the tax reporting requirements for each. Your
accountant or attorney can also advise you. You will need an attorney to
prepare the required documents to file for either type.