Will i get in trouble if I use my personal credit cards for merchandise for my business?

If you do not already have them, you should make a demand for a copy of all credit card statements and receipts and organize any other documents...

How do I get my landlord to let me back into my business after a lock out

It's unclear from your question whether the landlord has formally declared a breach under the lease. Your rights will be determined under the terms...

UK Start Up Company looking to move into my space in NYC. How to protect myself?

First, I hope your company is structured as an LLC or other limited liability vehicle. Second, the protection you seek is in the intellectual...

Can I expand as a holding company?

Yes, you can form a US subsidiary of a Canadian company. You should consult with an experienced Business Attorney to discuss your particular...

Most capital-efficient way to convert C-corp to passthrough tax entity?

Depending upon the timing, your options are to simply make an election under Subchapter S or to convert the corporation to an LLC. You should...

How can I legally buy property from owner when mortgage owed

It's unclear from your question who owns the property, what type of property is involved, whether there is a purchase agreement involved, and for...

How do I go about suing my ex boyfriend for unpaid debt? I loaned him over $10,000. What should I do first?

In the absence of a written loan agreement or promissory note, you will have to prove the existence of the loan and its terms. You should consult...

How to register my company in Maryland ,USA

Your first step is to form the not-for-profit corporation by filing in Maryland. Second, you need to file for tax-exempt status with the IRS....

General question on a customer suing my business.

If you are being sued, you need to retain an experienced Litigation Attorney to represent you. Hopefully, you conducted business in the name of the...

Is there a way of having a for-profit business with non-profit status? Would like tax-deductible donations to be offered.

The short answer to your question is No, a for-profit business will not qualify for a tax exemption under Section 501(c)(3). Your religious...

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