Do corporation by-laws and buy-sell agreements remain if a 'C' corp is changed into an 'S' corp?
The simple answer to your question is "yes," the bylaws and buy-sell agreement continue, unless they were amended along the way. An S corp is...
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The simple answer to your question is "yes," the bylaws and buy-sell agreement continue, unless they were amended along the way. An S corp is...
You always need a registered agent. If you live in the state where you organize, you can generally serve as your own registered agent. Once...
You can form a New Jersey LLC as a holding company and then open additional LLCs each of which would be owned by the holding company. For example,...
First, decide in which state you want to register the company. I suggest either Delaware, one of the few states where one can register without a...
He must have a visa to come lawfully into the U.S. This area is complex. I urge you to seek out a lawyer with expertise in immigration.
Generally speaking, an LLC is the best option for a single person. You may if you wish, be taxed as an S corp or you may elect to form an S corp. ...
You are employees of the corporation. You really should not go the 1099 route. If you are a 1099 then you pay all tax due on monies credited to...
Create an LLC, Brittany Ault, LLC. Then register a fictitious name as a dba pursuant to the OR requirements and the fictitious name will bye "With...
I disagree with the LA tax pro. You cannot get around registering in CA, that is true. However, CA is probably the worst state in the nation in...
I am not sure what that means, but if someone else is using your name for any kind of business enterprise, you may well be exposed to risks. In...