Should I open a business llc s-corp/c-corp?
We cannot say for sure what you "should" do, as we are not lawyers retained by you, and do not know all the details about your business plans. ...
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We cannot say for sure what you "should" do, as we are not lawyers retained by you, and do not know all the details about your business plans. ...
Local bar associations in North Carolina, and the Lawyer Referral Service of the North Carolina Bar Association (not to be confused with the State...
If you know for certain that you do not intend to conduct business activities in Georgia after you move soon to New York State, either a conversion...
I agree with Attorney D'Esposito. If you plan to live in, and operate your LLC from, Texas, it is likely that Texas would be the ideal place in...
Yes, corporations may buy back their shareholders' stocks. You need a corporate lawyer sophisticated in these transactions to draw up a proper...
I agree with Attorney Scarbrough. The "PLLC" designation would need to appear in materials such as business cards, letterhead/correspondence,...
The Articles of Incorporation lists the number of authorized shares, and within that specified number, the board of directors has broad discretion...
These are very broad questions, and the "right" answer depends on your mother's estate planning goals in the larger context. As to the narrower...
In short, yes, either under an asset purchase agreement or equity purchase agreement between the two businesses, depending on the goals of the...
On this website, I suggest using the "Find a Lawyer" search function, and search by city/town near you, under the "Consumer Protection" practice...