It sounds as if the Dept. of Revenue is looking for a Decennial Report and fee for your LLC, but you should confirm that with the Dept. of Revenue...

Articles of Organization are filed to form an LLC, not a corporation, and only an Organizer need sign the Articles. You do not need an attorney to...

Yes, your losses should also be reported on Form 568, to show that you are not subject to an LLC fee in addition to the $800 annual fee. You should...

The facts are a bit confusing, as it is unclear whether you have an agreement with your "partner" that restricts your ability to engage in separate...

As with forming any LLC, you'll need to determine if the name is available in the State of formation. If it's available, you can use it. Whether...

Your question is difficult to answer because it is unclear whether it involves a partnership, an LLC, or a corporation. An owner of an interest in...

I agree with Mr. Smith. Unless you have an agreement that restricts your ability to form a new entity, you can simply form a new LLC with you as...

The actions you seek to take should be much easier than forming a new not-for-profit entity and applying for tax-exempt status, but only if the...

The form of entities B and C is not specified nor is it clear how the membership of C was "changed" or why, but generally the bankruptcy of B...

A Joint Venture is a form of partnership and not a corporation. Unless your description and question were incorrect, you should search Avvo for an...