In addition to the excellent comments provided by Kenneth Gray, note that under Colorado law there is no such thing as a PLLC entity, like some...

What is a s corporation?

Corporations are formed under state corporation laws. An "S Corp" is a corporation formed under the corporation law of any state, that has elected...

I agree with Susan Horner and Matthew Casebolt. A partnership is seldom the best choice for an operating business for several reasons, including...

Funding a company in the US, partner is foreign and lives abroad. Would he pay taxes in the US? What consequences may arise?

First, let's look at your US company. If you form a US company to do business in Peru, you will need to either form a wholly-owned subsidiary in...

Unfortunately, the answer to your first question is not simple. The right of a director to bind a Delaware corporation to a contract will depend...

No. An Operating Agreement, while a contract between the members, is a hybrid contract authorized and governed by the law of the jurisdiction in...

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Opening an office in USA

Yes, you can open an office in the USA. The usual way to do this is to establish a wholly owned subsidiary - a corporation or a limited liability...

This is a Business matter

If you are referring to using a name as the name of the business, all of the previous responses address that. However, if you mean you want to use...

Colorado non-compete agreements are governed by CRS 8-2-113, which states that non-compete agreements are void, except, for among other things...

Can consideration for shares be paid in ready cash? If so how to properly document/proceed with it?

Your question is too vague to be clearly answered. If you are referring only to founders shares; that is, how founders pay the corporation for...

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