You do not need to form another corporation - you can use the existing DE corporation even if you do business only in MA. You have to file a...

I am trying to form an LLC that is going to be solely operated online. What can be done or needs to be done?

It sounds like what you want to know is which state do you have to form in LLC in. The company must have a principal office, and must either be...

We own an LLC and want to take on a partner. Can we sell a % of our LLC to the partner? and does that money go to the LLC or us?

Subject to any restrictions in the LLC operating agreement or state law, you can sell part of your own interests to the new person, in which case...

Filing a mortgage on a business investment

As already answered, the accountant has suggested that you secure the loan with the assets of the business. You will need a promissory note, a...

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Need to separate ties with S corp, what are the proper procedures, filings etc?

A lot depends on what you mean you were "bought out." If you sold your shares, then you have no tie to the corporation going forward, though you...

A Partnership Agreement has been in effect, although not signed, for three months. Now Partner wants to change it.

You don't say if your majority partner is taking those actions pursuant to authority granted under your written but unsigned agreement . As a 52%...

Removing you as signatory on the bank account does not really constitute a dispute. Authority to open and close bank accounts, and add and delete...

Just filing a DBA should not change your tax obligations. The prior response outlines those tax obligations. Filing the DBA is done under state...

In a stock sale, does the owner/president of the corporation have a duty to maintain inventory to continue business as usual?

Depletion of inventory gets to the issue of how much working capital you expect to be in the business when you buy it. What the seller can do with...

During the sale of a business, how is pre-enrollment revenue split between previous owner and new owner?

As already answered, there is no "rule" for this situation: you can negotiate this issue any way you want. That being said, it would not be...