How can I bring a personal property that is being converted to a rental property into my LLC?
Yes, you would have to transfer the property to the LLC. Before you do that, you may want to consider whether you wish to have the property in an...
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Yes, you would have to transfer the property to the LLC. Before you do that, you may want to consider whether you wish to have the property in an...
Sorry to hear about your difficulties and also sorry that you used LegalZoom. I'm guessing that you don't have a shareholders agreement that spells...
Sorry to hear about this problem - it does sound like an unsavory group has obtained your social security number. I'm re-titling your question so...
You need to review the ASCAP letter and agreements with an experienced Business Attorney so that you can formulate an intelligent approach to the...
Yes, one LLC can be a non-member manager of another LLC and it can be compensated for performing services as an LLC manager and it would not need...
You appear to have this question twice. As long as the term "manager" is used in the LLC sense, the manager does not need a broker's license to...
As long as you're using the term "Manager" in the LLC sense, the answer is No, it would not need a broker's license to perform its managerial...
You need to find a Corporate Attorney who is experienced with not-for-profit organizations in New York. You can use the Find a Lawyer function at...
This is not a partnership law matter, but a family law matter. I am retitling it to find the correct audience of attorneys.
Single member LLCs are disregarded entities for income tax purposes, so they both will pass through to your individual tax return. The bigger...