Atlanta, GA
Business Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation ... +3 more
Yes, you would be required to obtain a business license from the city of county where the business is located. I am not aware of any minimum...
"C-corp" and "S-corp" are technically tax elections and not actual entity types. Most small businesses want "pass through" taxation where they pay...
First, discuss with your business attorney and tax advisor what type of entity and tax classification is the best fit for you and the type of...
Whether some or all of the deposit should be returned to you is a fact question, but either way the landlord has one month from your move-out day...
I'm not exactly sure what you are asking, but you really need to retain a good business attorney and tax professional one way or the other if you...
It depends on the nature of the claim or claims and with whom the contract was. Either way you need to have a local attorney review the...
Assuming there is no agreement, whether written it verbal, no. The landlord could file to evict, but could not charge a late fee.
If this is a true partnership, then yes you will most likely be responsible for all debts and obligations just as all other partners would be. If...
That is really a tax question, but you can select either 1 or 0. It just depends whether you want to change the amounts withheld one way or...
If that is what truly happened, that the company converted from a limited liability company (LLC) to a corporation. It is not an actual name...
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