Does a two-member NJ LLC (partnership election) need to pay yearly $150/partner NJ fee if it conducted no business.

Yes. If you are not conducting business, you should consider dissolving the LLC. I hope this helps! Ron Cappuccio

My employer has been paying me as well as nine other employees cash, but telling us all that he's paying our taxes for us,

There is no requirement that an employer pay you by check or direct deposit to your bank account. In fact, not many years ago, most employees...

Is Paying for Bodybuilding and Bikini Events Legal?

I am sorry, but this sounds a little bit suspicious like a possibly could be X rated. I have clients with these issues and, frankly, they are...

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I never heard of this problem or making a requirement that documents be notarized for changes in the operating agreement. Normally if you go to...

What is the best small business model for me and how do I set it up?

You probably will need one or more LLC's to own the rental properties and the farm business. This is really fact sensitive and you need a good tax...

You should definitely consider setting up a limited liability company for your radio site. There is always potential liability and is much better...

What is the difference between an s-corp and an llc?

Typically LLCs are owned by the individual members rather than having it owned by an S Corp.The structure you propose seems a little odd, but it...

Do the current General Partners have management rights of the LLLP or did those rights die with the original General Partner?

Please hire a good business attorney. You will need the LLP agreement and other documents to show the lawyer.

No, when you have earnings in the S Corp the issue is resolved. Please speak with a tax attorney.

Is there a compelling reason you need to maintain the same EIN? If not, your attorney could set up a new LLC. Otherwise, your attorney will need to...