Can I form a LLC on my own or do I need an attorney to do it for me?
If you are the only owner it is a simple process of registering with the secretary of state's office. However, if there are multiple owners and/or...
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If you are the only owner it is a simple process of registering with the secretary of state's office. However, if there are multiple owners and/or...
You will need to obtain a business license from Clayton County (https://www.claytoncountyga.gov/government/community-development/business-license)....
There are Georgia provisions that permit you to serve the members/managers of the LLC (and sometimes through publication) if you cannot reasonably...
Almost certainly an LLC. You can always convert it later if you need to. But either way consult with a local business attorney.
Yes. It is inexpensive, easy to set up and maintain and there are some liability and tax advantages.
Yes, you could merge the two companies, but it would be easier and simpler to have the new company just purchase the assets of your uncle's company...
The right to work relates to restrictive covenants like non-competes and not a right to terminate a contract. Whether you have the right to...
You would first need to incorporate with the Georgia Secretary of State as a non-profit corporation and then have your tax advisor apply for...
From a business perspective, Ms. Shaffner is correct. There are ways to potentially avoid the situation you describe, e.g. buy-sell provisions,...
Yes, you would need a local business license from either the city or county depending on whether you are in city limits or not.